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http://www.how-to-quilt.com , it will give you step by step.
I just watched a show on TV that I think might apply to you called : "Quilting with Special Fabrics", on a PBS TV show called "America Quilts Creatively". And, because jersey is a knit & stretches somewhat, I'd follow the directions for the "minky" fabric, because "minky" is slippery, can't be ironed & it stretches quite a bit, what they did was use a light weight interfacing under it to stabilize it.
HERE'S WHERE YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE NOTES FROM THAT SHOW: (705 Quilting Special Fabrics)
http://www.americaquiltscreatively.com/projects_detail.asp?id=86
---> Hey, just in case you've never seen this show, It's REALLY good! And I don't even quilt! But at towards end of the show, the have a "technology" segment & I really like that! Not only do they teach you how to use quilting software for your computer, they show you how to do fun & unusual kinds of sewing projects. Lots of great ideas too!
Here are some links to get you started:
http://www.straw.com/quilting/articles/teequilts_how.html
http://www.google.com/search?q=t+sh ... n&ie=UTF-8&start=10&sa=N
http://users.ez2.net/eggs2u2/t-shirt_directions.htm
http://www.goosetracks.com/T-Shirt%20Quilt%20Instructions.html
This one has a picture gallery of t-shirt quilts others have made:
http://quilting.about.com/od/picturesofquilts/ig/T-Shirt-Quilts/
Try looking up TShirt quilts, Tshirt memorabilia quilts, I think that might get you more information.
Hope that helps!