Christmas Orders seemed to come in pretty consistently this year |
They were combined with birthdays and graduations |
They varied in size and style from music shirts |
to school whether it was high school or college shirts |
I had a variety of colors this year, most were plain fabrics tone on tone. |
This order for 7 quilts back in October made me decide I could no longer handle the full time subbing job I was working and also quilt. So I chose just to quilt and boy was I glad I did. |
Even though these are smaller lap quilts they take a while to put together |
the block size is smaller than a tshirt quilt so they are more labor intensive |
I love the variety in quilts like these though. They all had the same fabric but each was unique through the placement of shirts |
She in fact would like them so much that she would request four additional quilts in December |
I learned with these quilts that doing them in a process was the easiest |
Cutting all the shirts, then stabilizing them, then diving them into piles of 7 |
I also learned putting those piles in bags was a great way to save time as well. |
I would create all the quilt tops, then pin them all, quilt them one by one and then add the binding and label to each. |
These particular quilts all had a label in the center, reminding them of their loved one. |
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