Your collection of T-Shirts
You Make the Memories. We Turn them into a Keepsake T-Shirt Quilt!
We take treasured memories of life and design them into a T-Shirt quilt! There are different styles and options for your T-Shirt quilt. With so much information to gather, we know all the choices can feel overwhelming. Be assured, we will help you at every step along the way to a beautiful creative quilt. Please Contact Us with any questions.
T-Shirt Quilt vs. Blanket
Generally T-Shirt quilts are 3 layers with quilting. T-shirt blankets are 2 layers without quilting. A quilt is going to hold up much longer than a blanket, and takes much more time/materials to make.
T-Shirt Quilt
- T-shirts/backed with interfacing
- 80/20 Batting
- Long-arm Quilted
- Binding around edges
- 100% cotton Backing
T-Shirt Blanket
- T-shirts/backed with interfacing
- Fleece Backing
What Styles T-Shirt Quilting Has to Offer
Block Style
This is what the block style T-shirt quilt layout looks like. It has the 15″ square blocks with sashing between the blocks and binding.
Block Style
Block Style with Border
Staggered Style
Staggered Style
Staggered with Border Style
Staggered style is a more unique look from the traditional Block style and doesn’t require all blocks be 15×15″. Staggered works very well when you have mixed media on your T-shirts. Large graphics on some, small on others. It gives more flexibility to use various size pieces. Here is where even a Sweatpants leg logo can be used.
Quilting Design Choices
If you don’t choose a quilting design, we will do the standard meander. All of these designs look great on t-shirt quilts, they are meant to hold the 3 layers together while keeping the focus on the t-shirts. They add a nice texture to the quilt, and keep the batting from shifting around.
So you're Ready to Get This Started...What To do?
