And I find myself spending a lot of time thinking about it at 12, 3, and 5 in the morning as I pace back and forth around the room trying to get Jack to burp or fall back asleep. It was a good quilt. Some awesome memories in the t-shirts:
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| Where I studied in Kyoto, 1999-2000. |
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| Heaven on earth (class of '01, Washburn~). |
And so I decided to take one of George's old-but-loved tees
And play around a bit..
He is helping-- pulled out a big pile of fabrics for me to choose from. Too sweet.
Have you been crafty yet today?
Do you use a stabilizer on the t-shirts?
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DeleteI like to use light weight iron on interfacing.
Great job, I love this! I made my hubby a tshirt quilt, it is one of his favorites!!! The next one I might use stabilizer, because knit material is so different than quilting cotton...it does have a soft feel to it though...
ReplyDeleteGrizzly T-shirt is amazing! What a great way to keep it around. I have been doing a lot of improvisation block building this last week. Love having the freedom to mix it up....
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