Susan made this t-shirt quilt for a high school senior--she received a softball scholarship!!!
Quilt Info:
Maker: Susan
Even better on the 90" minkee backing Susan picked out!⤵️
Interesting Info: There are 10 different BQ patterns. Susan used BQ2. BQ stands for Big Quilt. These blocks finish at 18"!
Great job, Susan!!! And congrats to Ms. Gallahue!!!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
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I am always impressed with the designs people come up with when making T-shirt quilts. This one looks great. Love the panto you used.
ReplyDeleteI have BQ1. I never thought to use it for a tee shirt quilt! Great idea! Perfect quilting using a perfect pantograph!
ReplyDeleteVery cool design for the quilt, and I like your choice for the quilting, too! Congrats to the scholarship, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat design! Really sets off the tshirts. Kudos to Susan, and to you for choosing the perfect quilting motif for this beauty. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss. https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2024/02/28/wednesday-wait-loss-369
ReplyDeleteThat's a great design for a t-shirt quilt! I love the softball fabric for the background, too. A your quilting finishes it off perfectly, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteOh my ! I just love this quilt, Nancy. Susan did an fabulous job as did you! I have saved all of my daughter's softball shirts in hopes of doing the same thing. Love the softball fabric and your quilting design is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful job. I never knew that about the BQ quilts! Fabulous quilting design. Just unearthed my sons t-shirts...yikes!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really good. I'm curious about the minky, was it a pain loading it on the frame and keeping it straight? Thank you for linking up to Put your foot down.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog
ReplyDeleteThis is just wonderful all around! You have done a fantastic job quilting it and the softballs are just so fun to look at.
ReplyDeleteI've made several t-shirt quilts. I'm going to have to remember this pattern. I haven't used minky for backing. It just seems so stretchy.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilting design, and a very appropriate pattern! I love the large curves that add softness to the quilt's corners. Well done, as always ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your inspirational work.
The quilting design was the perfect choice for such a special top! Those BQ patterns were so popular. I still enjoy seeing finished quilts made from the patterns. Using it as the basis for a t-shirt quilt. . .genius!!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteSuper cool design for a T shirt quilt!! and the quilting is AWESOME!! Congrats on the scholarship!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is so cool!
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