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alum 01-05-2006 08:19 PM

That is great! Did you tie it, machine-quilt or hand-quilt it? How do you mount a picture onto the message to be put on the forum?

FSUZeta 01-05-2006 11:01 PM

isukappa, that quilt is sensational!! what a lovely gift to make for your husband.

my husband is also an ato, but unfortunately, we were both in college before chapters had t-shirts for every thing under the sun. i am so jealous!!

ISUKappa 01-07-2006 07:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by alum
That is great! Did you tie it, machine-quilt or hand-quilt it? How do you mount a picture onto the message to be put on the forum?
Tied it.

You have to host pictures online to post them. I use a paid account at photobucket.com because I have a lot of photos, but there are a number of sites you can use. Once you have the picture hosted online you can use the [img] tags to put it in a post.

Quote:

Originally posted by HBADPi
How did you do the front? Sorry I'm quilting retarded.
Pretty much how alum posted. I cut and squared the t-shirts into 15x15" squares using a quilting rule and rotary cutter. I cut them an 1" bigger than I wanted them to be so I could have 1/2" seam allowance. I cut and squared the red strips 5" wide and the same length as my t-shirt squares and the gray squares 5." Then I ironed fusible interfacing onto the t-shirts to keep them from stretching. Once I had those done, I laid out the design on the floor and pinned it together in rows across. I sewed each piece of the row together and then sewed the rows together to make the top. I sandwiched the top, batting and backing inside out to sew the quilt together (which I would not do again. I would safety pin and then tie the quilt before doing a binding) and then I tied it.

lonestaradpi 01-07-2006 11:02 PM

Okay, y'all have inspired me to get out my shirts that I have been keeping and actually do something with them. I have planned on doing it, but have never gotten around to it. They shirts are just cluttering up my closet! Thanks for the inspiration!

MTSUGURL 01-07-2006 11:12 PM

I had one that I made from old camp and high school shirts. So did my best friend. I don't think it's wierd.

alum 05-31-2006 10:39 PM

Okay, because y'all promised me this would be "okay" to bring to college, I have made the top to Part 3 of her collection of shirts over the years.

Part 3 is high school era. It has teams/organizations/clubs to which she belonged in 9-12 grade.

30 shirts!

Part 2 is all her meet/invitationals/regionals etc shirts in the hs years

16 shirts

Part 1 is PreK-8.

30 more shirts...

alum 05-31-2006 10:41 PM

I just finished one for a recent KD from Mizzou. 18 shirts in a 4x5 grid with the 2nd and 4th row skewed. Very cute!


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