Double sided tshirt quilt diy

I knew I wanted to make my son a t-shirt quilt, so I saved some of his t-shirts over the years. When I started laying them out, I realized I had more than I needed. I also realized that I had seve…

DIY t-shirt quilt top: This post is a tutorial and guide that I hope will be helpful to you on how to make a quilt out of t-shirts

Double Sided TShirt Quilt like the look of this one too, with the fabric in between

This t-shirt quilt is easy to sew made out of old t-shirts and jeans. It's a great way to refashion and save old shirts.... ... #tshirtquilt #jeanquilts #shirtquilt #ragquilt #howtosew #sewingproject

One of the best ways of repurposing your old t-shirts and preserving the memories associated with them is turning them into a t-shirt blanket quilt. What if you make both sides of the quilt with the old tees? You can already imagine what the resulting double-sided t-shirt quilt will look like…with both sides of featuring […]

I've been a little absent from the blog the last few months. I've had a ton going on personally, including some medical issues that I won't ...

The Too Cool style stained glass T-shirt quilt is the coolest style T-shirt quilt yet made! This quilt is a game changer for the T-shirt quilt industry!

If you're looking to learn how to make a t-shirt quilt easy, you've come to the right place. We'll guide you through the process of how to make a t-shirt quilt DIY for beginners. Or, let us make your quilt for you - you won't regret letting us take the wheel!

Double-sided T-shirt Quilt https://www.toocooltshirtquilts.com/

Have you been asked to make a T-shirt quilt for a friend or family member? ...just wait, it’s coming. They craftily ambush the unsuspecting quilter and before you know it, you are cursing the day you were born!I've actually made dozens of T-shirt quilts over the years, and have amassed an arsenal of tricks to make just about any fabric work (including one quilt made entirely out of ski bibs from an Olympic downhill skier). I’m also going to show you how this trick works with fancy fabrics…