I know Leap Day comes around every 4 years, but I honestly don’t ever remember having a leap day before. Weird.
I finished my husband’s T-shirt quilt top. Thanks to everyone that has commented on the last couple of posts. I promise I read them all, but I didn’t quite get to the email thank you reply. One thing I really liked was how Kat tucked some of the shirt tags into her binding. I saved a couple and am going to do the same thing, neat idea Kat!
I’m really pleased with how it turned out. This is the second t-shirt quilt I’ve done. The first one I did for me, and it was much different. I cut all the shirts the same size squares, and I used much stiffer interfacing. The thicker stuff made it not so cuddly, and this one already has better drape. Not sure if I’ll add borders or not, I’ll let hubby decide. I like the puzzle piece arrangement. It was a bit like a puzzle trying to figure out how to sew it all together, but a fun challenge. Something I haven’t done before.
So I now have 3 tops ready to be quilted, and 1 quilt that needs finishing touches. I’m moving in a couple weeks, so hopefully I can stay on track to get at least one quilt done each month. And, once I move, I’ll get to start on my new sewing room redo, Yay!










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This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing the ideas
Really like your quilt composition. The 2 I have made (http://treadlemusic.wordpress.com/2012/02/29/another-t-shirt-quilt-3/ & http://treadlemusic.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/quilt-as-you-go/) have been a bit more straight forward. I, also, used the tags and sleeve logos. Were interesting projects and would do them again!
Very nice. I’ve never managed to get one to fit together that well without adding borders to small blocks.
Sorry I missed this post. Love how this quilt turned out. Good luck on your move. Don’t stay away forever, please.