Showing posts with label tee shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tee shirts. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 31, 2025

And Lastly Two

At the beginning of October, my son and girlfriend brought over a bag each of their old tee shirts in hopes that I would be able to use them in a quilt for each of them. I had used a couple of their shirts to make into pillows. With a lot of tee shirts, I was able to pick out the best to use on the backside of their quilts.

My son's girlfriend loves cats, but sadly my son is allergic to them. 

So I decided to make her quilt in a cat theme. I had enough leftover batiks and also the paw print motif fabric that was used in my son's quilt to make a rainbow of cats. I followed the Missouri Star's cat pattern. Got to love Missouri Star's Youtube!!

The backside has the tee shirts from her high school years; tee shirts that she got from Taiwan when visiting her Grandparents. 

For my son's quilt, I had already purchased a fabric with paw prints as the motif back when JoAnn's was going out of business and before doggie. My son had been talking about getting a Shiba Inu for at least a year. I wanted this quilt to be for the dog since my son already has many quilts from me. I used scraps from my stash to use as the chain in the Irish Chain pattern. 


An eclectic grouping for an eclectic group of tee shirts. 


The dog isn't a blanket kind of dog, but he didn't mind for this photo. I think he doesn't mind being on top of the blanket, just not inside it. My son was good by rescuing a 4 year old Shiba!! The sweetest Shiba!!!


Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Something Extra

 Made some pillows as Christmas gifts this year.


My son-in-law designs the tee shirts for his Mom's cafe: Son of Egg. 


This is the second pillow that I have made for him using a tee shirt that they sell. 


My son's girl friend gave me some tee shirts from her high school days to make into a quilt. 


These two tee shirts just didn't fit into the look or theme of the quilt; so, they went into a pillow that became a birthday gift for her. 


And lastly, my son also handed over more tee shirts with the request for another quilt. 


I used two of his tee shirts to make him another pillow since the essential shirt would have been difficult to use in a quilt.