Shirt Top...
Kind of redundant, but it's a completed top!
(And I think I have the name for this quilt!)
:)
This quilt is made from
:)
This quilt is made from
recycled 100% cotton
Men's shirts from a local thrift shop
and
and
I love it!!
I used 7 shirts in all,
following the directions found here.
I wasn't sure if I would like the
red plaid shirt as the inner border and thought I
would use yardage,
but it actually worked well.
There is not enough left of the shirt back pieces to make
the backing, so I will either add more shirt pieces
or just use yardage for the backing.
If I use yardage, I can use the shirt backs to make the binding.
Again,
this quilt top cost $15 to make.
Not a bad deal!!
(I will have to pay to have my Long Arm quilter quilt it...
it's too large for my machine quilting ability.)
Happy Quilting!!
5 comments:
Love those shirts - great patterns and thrifty too! Excellent job!
You'll pay far more for the quilting than what you have invested in fabric! I say use the scraps for the binding, maybe find a blue chambray for the back.
love the way that worked for you!!! so cozy looking
Right up my quilty alley, Thrifty! The red border pulls it all together.
It's beautiful, Ramona! I love using thrifted shirts - there's so much fabric in them! Whoop whoop for you!
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