Ebook includes instructions for 7 sizes of rag-style tshirt quilts and 6 sizes of traditional tshirt quilts, plus tips for making your own custom sizes. 

Tshirt quilts have a bad rap in the quilting world, but you can make yourself (or your huband/children/other close people) a tshirt quilt with confidence and much less stress than you think. A friend from guild came to me recently and asked for help on a tshirt quilt she had been avoiding for two years. I talked her through the steps and tips in this book, and she had the quilt totally done just a couple of weeks later. At guild she told me, “I don’t know why I’ve been so scared—that was so much easier than I thought!” It IS easier than you think, and I’m going to give you all my secrets from making 100+ tshirt quilts!

SUPPLIES:

• Basic Sewing Machine with Walking Foot
• Heavyweight (16/100) ball-point needle
• Durable thread (my favorite is Coats and Clark all-purpose)
• Rotary cutter (with fresh blade) and self-healing mat
• 12.5 x 12.5 inch cutting ruler
• 8.5 x 24 inch cutting ruler
• ball-point sewing pins
• Seam ripper (just in case)
• Iron with steam and ironing board (Traditional Style Only)

*Please note that this is a digital download PDF Ebook. A link to download the pattern will be sent via email after payment is received*

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Questions? Email HollyAnne at stringandstory (at) gmail (dot) com

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