T-Shirt Quilt Prep - Cutting Your Shirts 

I so DID not want to make a t shirt quilt. I am more of a sewer. nOT a true quilter but I just needed to do one for a friend. So thank you. I can do this- well so far I can cut and add Pellon to the backs. So I will continue to watch you. 😊

Thank You so Very much!!!

Go 'Cocks! Love your USC quilt. Born in VA, 40 years in SC. Your tutorials are fabulous! Thank you.

Thank you for this video. Trying to make my first tshirt quilt and the thought of cutting someone's shirts is the scariest part.

Thank you so much for making such an easy guide to follow along! I am prepping over 50 shirts from childhood for my own first quilt (of any kind!) and I am trying to DIY as much of the prep as I feel "comfortable" - this is definitely something I can do!

Your series is a life saver for beginners. I made 5 t-shirt quilts for family members and learn more each time. Wish I had seen your videos before I got started. The second one I made was for my granddaughter and I incorporated her toddler dress complete with tutu. Plus making it more challenging I used pink minky for backing. It turned out cute and cuddly... if you don't look too closely. But it was made and received with love. That's the important thing.

Lisa your videos are excellent, they are so helpful and learn new things all the time. I want to say thank you so much for finding time to do these videos, as I know they can be very time consuming, I really appreciate it.😀

Thank you - I have procrastinated making an in memory quilt for my grandson. I only have thirty T-shirts of my son’s paramedic/firefighter uniforms -so a bit nervous. Will check out the rest of your videos!

Thank you! Excellent instruction - easy to follow and do!

I love your videos I have learned so much from you, thank you

I love how you do your shirts. You have given me courage to try. Thanks.

Thanks

Wow I sooooo appreciate you taking time out of your day to help us beginners. Just watching this video has given me courage to cut up those Harley Davidson shirts.

Found your videos on tee shirt quilts an found your cutting great. I learned to take my ruler and cut it like that but this is so much better.

THis was a great video i now know how to properly cut a tshirt thank you

Thank you so much for the video you are doing ❤❤❤

I like very much the way you do your videos. You make them with thoughtfulness and give so much information. I appreciate them so much. I'm going to check out your Facebook page soon. I've watched several of your videos and look forward to watching many more. Love & blessings xo's

I love the one on the wall behind you!

This looks like an excellent way to teach A younger person how to cut their T-shirts to prepare them for stabilizing. It feels safer than using a rotary cutter. I have use the rotary cutter before and not run into any problems however I like this method for teaching young people.

I know this is an older video but still helpful

Sometimes there is a logo on the sleeve, how do you cut that? I like your method of cutting overall.

I have a couple of tees that have some small holes in them. Is there something I can do with the holes so I can use them in my quilt? I can’t wait to make my first t-shirt quilt! I have watched all of your videos on making them. Maybe I’ll remember something, lol! Thanks for the great tip about the glue! I have a lot of trouble with one edge of my quilting blocks being a little longer than the other when I finish sewing them. Please keep up the great work. Thanks for any help you can give to me.

What are some things I can do with the extra fabric besides cleaning rags?

I already purchased a stabilizer, but the quilt I'm making is of my late husband's t-shirts. I want it to turn out great so I'm thinking I should maybe buy the one you are using and get it right from the start. I'm wondering though, what are your thoughts on using different brands of stabilizer for the same quilt? Will that work out poorly?

How do you use a sleeveless shirt? More like a tank top? My granddaughter gave me a pile of her shirts that she wants me to make a quilt with. My first time doing a t shirt quilt. I'm a little nervous about this. I was going to sew in some extra fabric to the sleeve area to make it large enough to use.

Do you have any tips on cutting flannel shirts apart also stabilizing it with the button still attached this will be my first quilt like this and I'm struggling to find any good information on RU-vid .thanks for any help

Why don't you use a t-shirt press?