Now it is on to the t-shirt quilt for my niece. My process is to over size the cutting of the designs so I have room later on. After cutting I press the back side of the t-shirt piece and then press on iron on lightweight interfacing. Once I get all the shirts cut up, I will work on the arrangement. For now here is what I have done so far hanging on the design wall.
Years ago for Black Friday, Jo Ann's had a early special of 10 yard bolts of interfacing. I don't remember what the price was, but I remember it was dirt cheap and I think I bought 10 bolts. Think of it - 100 yards of interfacing! Sounds crazy right? Well, I am now down to 3 and a part bolts. I wish I would have bought more. I am going to need to search for a source to buy mass quantities of interfacing at a good price.
I like the linen quilt. Is the linen lightweight like regular quilting cottons?
ReplyDeleteJust wait for the next 60% coupon from JoAnn and you can start stocking up again!
ReplyDeleteLove the linen quilt!
Wow! If you find a deal on interfacing again, let me know!
ReplyDeleteYour piece looks wonderful. I really like it. It will compliment the last one you did. I had no idea it was that large though.
I really like that linen quilt top. That periwinkle blue and the circles print are very eye-catching and the overall design is really cool!
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this post?? The linen top turned out fabulous!! Just love what the partial circles add to it. Beautifully done :)
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