It's one of those never say never moments in the sewing room! I was never going to be one of those quilters who had nothing to do but make a T-shirt quilt.........until last week! But, you see, it's that time of year when I change the summer closet to the winter closet and all those Harley Davidson T-shirts were in my way, just seemingly taking up precious space. I did ask the Harley man's permission to get rid of all those T-shirts and got his nod of approval. He probably thought I was going to throw them in the trash....which in retrospect, perhaps, I should have done! But in any event, I went to the fabric shop and bought the required amount of woven iron-on fusible (not cheap), cut the logos off the front and back - sleeves too - of all those shirts (took precious time).....now I'm rolling, rolling, rolling, got my motor running:
Twenty T-shirts, from across the country all made to be wild and free!
Did I tell you that I design quilt patterns too! Here's my plan ~ it works for me!
I'll sash each Harley block with the Kona mustard and use the Kona blue as the cornerstones....will think about the back of this quilt when (if) I get that far along.
In the meantime, it's time to kick-start my day, hit the road and ride! And never say never: Oh, and if you see any typos, get over it....I'm in a hurry!
Twenty T-shirts, from across the country all made to be wild and free!
Did I tell you that I design quilt patterns too! Here's my plan ~ it works for me!
I'll sash each Harley block with the Kona mustard and use the Kona blue as the cornerstones....will think about the back of this quilt when (if) I get that far along.
Major undertaking, isn't it!
ReplyDeleteDD#2 made a T-shirt quilt with son's myriad stash of Ts.
I've avoided even considering such a job. LOL
Looks like you've everything well in hand, Marty.
hugs