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As I was getting ready for college, I realized two things: one, I had too many t-shirts. Two, I loathed parting with said T-shirts. Here's how to keep those well-worn memories fun and useful.
So there you are, commemorate life events without donating or throwing out your past.
By Sarah Hale
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Making a T-shirt Quilt
By laurie (Guest Post)
10/20/2008
I am also looking for someone to make these blankets. I am in the Chicago, Northwest Indiana area.
By Arianna D (Guest Post)
10/12/2008
I did this! For college as well and I love it! I get so many compliments on it! Thanks for the instructions!
By Katie (Guest Post)
11/03/2005
Hi there,
I was wondering if there was any place that would do it for me if I gave them the tshirts. I want to do two for gifts for christmas and I can't sew for the life of me. I'd like it to look good, so I thought I'd see if there was a place that could do it, possibly in Chicago? Let me know if you have any idea! Thanks so much
Katie
Pguard531 @ aol.com (remove spaces)
By
08/30/2005
That's a great idea. I needed to get rid of some T's and didn't really want to, so now I can keep them this way.........Fran
By Diana (Guest Post)
08/30/2005
Iron the shirts on th fusible interfacing
Trim each with coordinating fabric and then sew the squares together for a different look
Add batting and backing
Quilt the fabric for a long lasting quilt
By
08/29/2005
that is such a great idea. thank you for the picture
it is great... I am gonna try this too.
By Sharon,Ky (Guest Post)
08/29/2005
What a great idea!! I have so many special T-shirts from my family's school days.I'll have to try this.Thanks for the tip.
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