Quilt #4 is the T-Shirt quilt. This was something new for me so it was kind of a trial and error project. Each of the sixteen 12 inch squares is part of a t-shirt, I then quilted them onto white broadcloth. I quilted the blocks in a back and forth or up and down pattern and then stippled between on the white fabric. The back is the green check from Wee PLay and the binding is a red and green plaid.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
A Special Commission!
Almost 7 years ago, my cousin Jake was killed in an accident at the mine where he worked. He was only 29 years old. He left behind his wife Julie and 3 little boys and another one on the way. This summer, Julie asked me if I would make a quilt for each of the boys out of their father's clothes. I will be posting pictures of the quilts for the next few days. Above are pictures of quilt #1. I used Jake's cotton print shirts to put together this Turning Twenty quilt. The border fabric and back are a red check print from American Jane's Wee Play. I quilted it in the retro squares pattern which is a good pattern for boys. As those of you who regularly read this blog know, I haven't much experience with quilts for boys, my eyes are naturally drawn to girlie prints and colors. I tried really hard to keep these masculine but colorful. I hope the boys will approve and love their special quilts.
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American Jane,
Turning Twenty,
Wee Play
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