I learned how to sew in Girl Scouts, and from my mum and grandmas. I don't get to practice it very often, not having room or a sewing maching... but I've had this project in mind for a while now, so I figured this was the perfect time to start it.
I have accumulated, over the years, loads of t-shirts from various places and events. I love them, but the more I wore them, the more they were deteriorating. So I decided to stop wearing them and turn them, instead, into a quilt. A few years ago, to save room, I cut out the designs on them and stored them. Today, I've started piecing them together to form a large blanket-sized piece. It's been challenging, like a jigsaw puzzle, because I didn't think to always leave myself a lot of extra border to work with... but in the end, I got something that I think is workable. Next step will be to start sewing the blocks together. I think it'll be neat when I'm done, and even if it's only passable, it'll be mine.
I actually have even more squares, so I'll eventually wind up with another. Nice.
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Very nice, and I had that same MWS t-shirt.
nice. we have good fashion sense, obviously.
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