Welcome to another week of Midweek Makers!
My share is the finished t-shirt quilt made from soccer jerseys.
Since the shirts had raglan sleeves, I was able to pull that into the design, along with using portions of the necklines, usually a no-no. But both of those additions added nicely to to make this a more interesting quilt. And a t-shirt tut for dealing with polyester, necklines, and raglan sleeves, is coming this Friday - don't miss it!
Moving on, how about these quilts from last week's party?
Karen's Quilting shared with us this interesting Snail's Trail top,
Now it's your turn - come share what you're working on!
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Have fun!
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Oh Susan, what a lovely quilt. I understand why your first impression was “boring.” But it’s definitely not. And it’s going to be so special for the one who wore those jerseys.
ReplyDeleteGreat t-shirt design. The edge-to-edge piecing (w/o sashes) gives a real graphic punch and the corners of the sleeves/necklines add visual interest.
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring one of the QOV signature quilts!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that's an interesting t-shirt quilt. I have always been intimidated by t-shirt quilts since they are not made of classic quilting cotton!
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