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Do you have a stack of t-shirts from years past that you just cannot throw away?  Do you have a child or grandchild with tons of shirts from their favorite sport that you would love to do something special with?  Join us on Saturday, January 26th to learn how to turn those memories into a quilt!  Jane Haworth is an award winning quilter that will show you tips and tricks for creating and designing the perfect t-shirt quilt, whether it's for you or the perfect gift for your loved one.  Sign up today at Flying Needles, cost is $25 for members.  

Materials List for T Shirt Quilt Class

Mat and Rotary Cutter

Ruler 6 ½ x 24”  

12 ½”or 15 ½” square Omnigrid, if you have one.

Fabric Scissors

Ultra Fine Sharpie

Notebook and Pen

Pins

Sewing Machine and ¼” foot

Neutral color thread for piecing

Optional: Painters tape, Dressmakers cloth tape-measure

T shirts to use in the quilt

If you wish to use stabilizer Pellon SF101, minimum 3yds

(It’s the cotton backed one, I don’t use it unless shirts are really   thin but some people feel more comfortable using it

Cotton fabrics for sashing.  Approx 3yds.  2 ½”  pre-cut strips and Jelly rolls work really well.

For sashing I use assorted fabrics for a scrappy, unique look and is a great way to use scraps.  You can use a single or limited color scheme as desired. .  2 ½” pre-cut strips work great.

To make a queen size quilt using 20 blocks surrounded by fabrics, you will need approx 3 yds of fabric for the sashing.