It is designed to center, mark and cut three different size square blocks -- 10" finished, 12" finished and 15" finished -- and many different size rectangular blocks by using different combinations of inner and outer marking guides.
Our June Tailor T-Shirt Project Fusible interfacing is a necessary companion piece to the t-shirt quilt making process. This 100% cotton woven fusible interfacing comes in a generous 60" x 72" cut. Our fusible interfacing was created specifically to stabilize t-shirt knits and to prevent distortion and stretching during the marking, cutting and sewing of these blocks.
Now, let me show you how to use these tools to create your blocks. Select your first t-shirt and rough cut along the side, shoulder and neck seams.
Smooth it out with your hands -- you'll want it to be flat before you apply your fusible. If your t-shirt has been stored for a long time it may need a pressing before you begin. Be sure to protect your t-shirt motif with a pressing cloth so you don't melt or ruin the design.
The next step is to cut your T-Shirt Project Fusible Interfacing. Cut this about an inch or so larger than your intended block size. Center the textured side of the fusible on the wrong side of the t-shirt.
Next, adhere the fusible to the t-shirt fabric. Use the pressing cloth again to protect your t-shirt motif from heat damage and your iron from residue. Press firmly and be sure that you are pressing all the way out to the edges of the interfacing.
Now you are ready to begin creating your first block. Place the ruler on the right side of the t-shirt over the motif. Note the intersecting lines in the center of the ruler. These will help you locate the center of your motif. The grid markings on the ruler are one-inch square for additional guidance while aligning. With the ruler in place, you can easily see the motif and can begin alignment of your square or rectangle block. The outer edge of the ruler creates 15 1/2" blocks. If you are making the largest size block, you can just cut around the edge -- no need to mark. There are also marking guides at 12 1/2" and 10 1/2" to zoom in on smaller motifs or to use on smaller shirts.
You may use any combination of the inner marking guides and outer marking guides to create rectangular shapes for t-shirt motifs that are either tall and narrow or wide and short.
Or align your ruler to make a block on point.
Use your favorite marking pen to mark the cutting lines on the t-shirt. Once you have created your marking lines, slide the straight edge of your ruler over until it is aligned with your marks and rotary cut. Repeat this for all four sides of your block.
Your t-shirt block is now ready to be sewn to your sashing strips or to another t-shirt block. If you do not have a quilt design in mind, try one of these patterns from the June Tailor Website.
Here is a video demo of how to use the ruler...
If you are not quite ready to tackle a large project like a quilt, you can use the blocks to create scarves, totes, pillows or wall-hangings.
When you have completed this project, store your T-Shirt Transformation Ruler on the June Tailor Rule Your Rulers quilt ruler organizer.
I will be giving away one each of our T-Shirt Transformation rulers, T-Shirt Project Fusible Interfacing and the Rule Your Rulers to one lucky winner! To enter, please leave a comment about what your first t-shirt project will be!
You will have until September 30th at midnight to comment. All winners will be randomly selected and announced on Moda. . .The Cutting Table Blog on October 2nd. Make sure to visit the blog every day for opportunity to win each giveaway!
I would like to try making one for my daughter. The ruler would simplify the cutting. Thanks
ReplyDeleteOh my that would be an amazing tool to help me tackle the bag of t- shirts from my sons high school years! What a great give away!
ReplyDeleteThat ruler would have reeeeeeally helped when I made my t-shirt quilt last winter! For my next project, I'm going to make one of those cute drawstring backpacks for my son.
ReplyDeleteReally love the scarf idea! I would do that first for sure!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I have worked at Christian camps for over 30 years. I would make a quilt out of some of the annual camp t-shirts we've collected over the years.
ReplyDeleteMy son has tons of rock bands tee's that need this ruler!
ReplyDeleteI have a huge box waiting for me. My SIL has a screen printing shop so he has asked me to make him a quilt with some of the first shirts he printed. Then of course he also had a collection of shirts that were always his personal favorites so that is a second (but smaller) quilt. Truthfully I've noticed that once you start cutting them down the pile isn't quite as daunting. This ruler would really come in handy
ReplyDeleteI've made a number of T quilts over time, but I really like the idea of the scarf and would love to give that a try.
ReplyDeleteI have a huge collection of t-shirts from uni that I want to put together, this would be a great help, thanks for the chance to win :o)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great ruler! I have thought about making one but I am afraid of messing up when I am cutting my t-shirts that I would not be able to use them. I think my problems have been solved with this ruler! Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have had a bag of my granddaughters high school athletic t-shirts sitting on a shelf for several years. Time to get it done! That June Taylor kit sure would help. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteMy son has a collection of Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts that are no longer his size and I want to make them into a quilt for him.
ReplyDeleteThis is my next project! Thanks for the tips on how to make one. Looking forward to winning!
ReplyDeleteMy uncle recently passed away, and my aunt has requested 3 quilts to be made from his shirts, one for each grandchild.
ReplyDeleteWow, that ruler is here at the right time. I just pulled up all my son's t-shirts from sports, and all his school years and I'm about ready to start cutting up t-shirts. He moved into his first apartment at college and I wanted to make a t-shirt quilt for him to give to him at Christmas. I have my setting for the quilt all picked out, just afraid to get started. I'd love to be included into your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have been asked several times to make Tshirt quilts but never have known the proper way to do it. Now I think I am ready to tackle trying and will make a scarf as my first project. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteMy first T-shirt project will be a quilt for my grandson, and it will be happening the second week in October because I am heading to my daughter's for a visit and she wants me to help her make one! Would love to win these tools to assist us in our project together.
ReplyDeleteI have made a few T-shirt quilts and this tool looks like it would save me lots of time.
ReplyDeleteI sure needed this when I did 2 tshirt quilts recently. I have more to do so this is on my wishlist. Maybe i will win it. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI would make myself a quilt using all my Dulcimer festival T-shirts I have collected. I have never made a T-shirt quilt before, This would be alot of fun and such a special quilt filled with lots of friend and funtimes memories. :)
ReplyDeleteI will make a quilt for my son. I already have a bag of t shirts waiting. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a t-shirt quilt before, though I promised one to my nephew as his high school graduation gift. Just got some t-shirts from him, and this would be a great tool to use to get it started! THX
ReplyDeleteI wear my t-shirts until they're worn threadbare, but when my son moved out he left a closet full of tshirts that I have been thinking about making into a throw for him. This tool would give me the perfect motivation!
ReplyDeleteI would probably start with a bag, I have made them before but not from t-shirts. I can't convince myself to try a quilt yet after some failed simple quilts a number of years ago.
ReplyDeleteI have tshirts from track, VB, BB in high school and college for my daughter. I'm determined to finally make them into a quilt for her. They have been curing for over 10 years. This would make it so much easier!
ReplyDeleteI have a bag of my son's favorite running event t-shirts in the closet just waiting for me to make a quilt. These tools will make it so much easier because I had NO idea where to start!
ReplyDeleteOh! This is just what i need! My daughter has a college t-shirt quilt she wants to make and these tools would make it sooo much easier. She's already rough cut the t-shirts so I'm ready for the tools!
ReplyDeleteNeed to make a two sided T shirt quilt for my daughter with all of her college sorority T's. This would be perfect assist to make it much easier.
ReplyDeleteI have been saving my grandson's t-shirts and soccer shirts since he started playing soccer at age 3. He is now a junior in High School and I want to get his t-shirt quilt ready for him to take to college with him. this ruler would be the best help ever to accomplish this. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI just received a box of my son's t-shirts from his widow this past month. I will be making quilts for her and my daughter in his honor. Fantastic products!
ReplyDeleteMy husband has a lot of NHRA t-shirts I will use to make a quilt for him. Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has a ton of t-shirts that I could use this tool for making a quilt. Would love to win & thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThe first tee shirt quilt I would make would be for my son...I have a collection of penguin tee shirts from when he was little. He still loves penguins...and he'll be 26 in November!
ReplyDeleteI'd try making one (quilt) out of my old t-shirts. If it works well, I'd make one for those who'd like to have one. Thank you for a chance to win. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow what a great ruler. My son has all his sports T-shirts. This would be a great way to "display" them instead of having them stuffed in a box! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI've got hundreds of t-shirts from my kids years of basketball in high school and college. I wanted to make them each the t-shirt quilts; this would make the job so-o-o-o much easier.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win.
I've been saving my niece's t-shirts for years. Her's would be the first one I did. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make a t-shirt quilt with old t-shirts from high school for a long time!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I were married at Walt Disney World, and I have picked up a t-shirt every time we've been back there since. They would make a special quilt! Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make a t-shirt quilt using the t-shirts my son wore all through high school. If I can get him to give them up.
ReplyDeleteThis would be great! I want to make t-shirt quilts for my nephews college graduation gifts!
ReplyDeleteI plan to make one for my brother with all of his little league t-shirts.
ReplyDeleteI have a collection of Life is Good tshirt seconds with designs of various sizes. This tool would be PERFECT to use. Please Random Number Generator, pick me!
ReplyDeleteI'm making a T-Shirt scarf for my daughter for her upcoming birthday - glad I haven't started it yet because I NEED this ruler! Thanks for all the great info, this will be my first T-shirt project.
ReplyDeleteOh I have been wanting this! My husband has about 20 marathon shirts that I am planning to make into a quilt for christmas.
ReplyDeleteWhat great products! I've wanted to make my son a tshirt quilt for a long time,,,and you've made it seem "do-able" now! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMy husband travels a decent amount for work and picks up t-shirts for my kids when he goes. I'd love to make a quilt out of the shirts they've outgrown! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI have a pile of t-shirts from my late father-in-law that need to be made into a quilt for my mother-in-law. This package would so help me get over the fear of messing this project up!
ReplyDeleteI actually made several t shirt quilts many years ago. I wish I had the ruler and backing back then. It was even before I knew about rotary cutters. I have many years of my husband's t shirts again and would like to do a better job this time. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am just starting my first t-shirt quilt, and oh boy, could I ever use your rulers! Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI've made a couple of t-shirt quilts and would have loved to have this ruler. I can see so many uses beyond t-shirt quilts too. Would love to win one! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI have many wizard of oz t-shirts that I want to make into a quilt. These tools will be wonderful in accomplishing my goal.
ReplyDeleteWhat great tools! I have a large bag full of my daughter's T-shirts. Every once in awhile she asks about her quilt. These tools give me confidence I could do it! Would love to win.
ReplyDeleteThis T shirt tool will surely take the guess work out of how to create a cool T shirt quilt.
ReplyDeleteI will be making a t-shirt quilt for my son and his wife from their college days.
ReplyDeleteAmazing tool.I`d make a quilt for me.Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh, what perfect timing! I have been asked by a friend at church to help create a t-shirt quilt for her son graduating from high school. I have been sort of stalled but this post has lit a fire under me to get started!
ReplyDeleteMy sons have got a lot of T-shirts from college; I would have a go at then first.
ReplyDeleteI have several gigantic ziploc storage bags full of treasured tees waiting to be transformed into a quilt
ReplyDeleteJune's t-shirt tools would make quick work of a t-shirt quilt I have in mind. I'd like to take all the t-Shirts from past "Salazar" Family Reunions and make a quilt to give away as a prize at our next family reunion.
ReplyDeletei'd like to make my first one for my grandson. This ruler/stabilizer would be a necessity.
ReplyDeleteMy boyfriend has a t-shirt obsession, and hates throwing them away.
ReplyDeleteHe does need to get rid of quite a few old ones, so my first projects would involve persuading him to let me make him a quilt with them.
Oh my goodness ~ thank you so much for the chance to win this awesome giveaway! We've gone to bunches of concerts over the years, and I've always wanted to make a quilt with the t-shirts we've collected. My hubby has a gazillion t-shirts from classic car shows and we have mass quantities of Harley Davidson tees. All of these need to become quilts and I'd be beyond thrilled to be the lucky winner. Thanks a bunch! ☺
ReplyDeleteEach of our grandchildren has theirnown ideas for a tee shirt quilt and is lining up with their "special"tee shirt collection - ready to weigh in with their design ideas. kathleen dot lutz at doh dot state dot nj dot us
ReplyDeleteI have tshirts for me, and tshirts for my husband. I want to make a double sided quilt combining our memories!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a wonderful product and tutorial. I have made a couple of tshirt quilts...and invented some bad words during part of the process. Your new product backing and the ruler will make future tshirt quilts (I have committed to make one for each of our adult kiddos) easier and eliminate the bad words during the process!!!
ReplyDeleteMahalo nui loa from your friend on Kauai!
In the process of downsizing for a move and came across the bag of my son's rowing t-shirts. That is the quilt I would like to do for him so that he will remember how important his athletics were in shaping the man he has become. Thanks for the opportunity to win the right tools.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win as I have saved t-shirts for both my boys from grade school thru high school and this would make it so much easier for me to do. thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteI've got T-shirts from places I've worked and HS reunions. Thing those would make a cute lap throw. Thanks for the tutorial, the inspiration and the chance to win the ruler +!!!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking forward to making one of these for my son!
ReplyDeleteI have a huge collection of t-shirts that I've been saving to make a quilt but slightly intimated. I love this ruler. It'll definitely help me. I MUST make this quilt! Great giveaway. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis is an ideal tutorial and tool! I have an athletic niece who will be graduating from HS this year, and what a wonderful gift to make with all her tees from Volleyball and soccer!!!
ReplyDeleteMy son will earn his Eagle Scout rank in the next year and I'm getting ready to start cutting his tees from his 10 years in Scouting into a memory quilt for his Eagle ceremony. This equipment would make it soooo much easier!
ReplyDeleteI have a collection of t-shirts from my travels that I will put in a quilt. Some are really interesting and fun. Thank you for this offer and the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI have made 2 T-shirt quilts, I would love to have the rulers! I did not use backing for them and they turned out fine.
ReplyDeleteI have a t-shirt quilt coming up for a grandson & this sure likes like it would make the process easier.
ReplyDeleteSure wish I had this when I made my granddaughters T-Shirt quilt. But she is now saving her college shirts for me to make another one. Thanks for the chance to win this ruler.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest granddaughter has requested a tee shirt quilt for Christmas...these June Tailor tools would help me get it done on time. I was so excited to see this particular give away. Now to get her to give me the tees.
ReplyDeleteYour video was very well done. Yes those shirts from my son's college years would look great in a T-shirt quilt and I would have more precise results using your ruler! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting one of these rulers for a long time :-) Such a handy tool! I have several Kliban the Cat t shirts that I want to make into a t shirt quilt...actually several quilts as I have been given a lot of them! It would be wonderful to have this ruler to place the designs!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter graduated from college in May, and I would love to make a lap quilt for her using her college Tees. Thanks for the give-away!
ReplyDeleteI love T-shirt quilts so this would be very helpful.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I ran one 5k race every month in the year 2000. I've been holding on to those t-shirts hoping to make a quilt "one day" - maybe now is the time. . .
ReplyDeleteYour products look wonderful. I've made a couple of t-shirt quilts and I can certainly see how the rulers would make things so much easier. I would love to make a quilt for my daughter with all her sorority shirt.
ReplyDeleteI have at least 12 years, including college of my star volleyball playing granddaughter's t-shirts I would LOVE to make into a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win. Patti
ReplyDeleteI've made several t-shirt quilts but this ruler would sure make it a lot easier. I still have some to make for two of my kids. would love to win it!
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt for a friend's son who will be graduating this year.
ReplyDeleteI think some of DH's tee shirts from when he was a 3X could make a great casual quilt for the now size medium man.
ReplyDeletethelady at hotmail.com
I want to take my daughter's t-shirts from college and make her a t shirt quilt for Christmas. She loved going to University of Alabama and also has t-shirts from all the mission trips and church camps she taught during college. I would love to have the tools to make this quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make a quilt for my Big Guy (hubby), using all of his Hot Rod club t-shirts. He always tells me he'd never use a quilt if I made him one, but I bet he'd love to show off a Hot Rod quilt ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the give-away!
A t-shirt for my grand daughter
ReplyDeleteMy son has been wanting me to make a t-shirt quilt for years and I have been avoiding it like the plague! After reading this post, I think it may be a fun project with the right tools!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a quilt out of my kids old clothes.
ReplyDeleteI plan on doing one for my Grandaugher ~ She has several collectible (growing up) T-shirts from school and events that would make a wonderful "Memory Blanket". She has always been a "blanket baby"! Still carries her blanket that was given to her when she was 18 months old (Now almost 9 years) and still going!)
ReplyDeleteI've been saving all my daughter's school/activity t-shirts, and I will be making her a quilt out of them when we send her off to college!
ReplyDeleteI am currently making a T-shirt quilt for my niece which is a long-overdue graduation gift. I am only half-way done. I did a lot of research before I started because I knew the T-shirts had to be stabilized. Little did I know that cutting her T-shirts was going to be challenging because some of the designs butted up against the collar. I didn't want bulky seams so I trimmed the T-shirts in different sizes and framed them with fabrics my niece chose from my stash. I did tell my niece that some T-shirts just aren't going to make it in the quilt. When I finish this quilt, I will make my husband a marathon T-shirt quilt. He has collected a lot since he's been running races for over 20 years. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI already made a t-shirt quilt for myself, but it would have been much easier with these tools! I think I would make another one for my husband.
ReplyDeleteI have made a few t-shirt quilts, but this will make it much easier. I think the first project I will do will make a quilt from the t-shirts we collected on our first cruise.
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this to make a t-shirt quilt using all my old t-shirts from college! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy first will be my son's favourite
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I have a boat load of t-shirts that should be put to good use in a quilt! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI will soon be making a t shirt quilt for one of my daughter's volleyball teammates, who will be graduating next year. I would love to try these products. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI have a pile of t-shirts from various trips to turn into a quilt, this would make it so easy.
ReplyDeleteI have made a T-shirt quilt. This ruler appears to be a big help in the cutting department. Keeping my fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteMy son has a lot of t shirts from the 3 years we lived in the states. I would love to make a quilt from them. I would practice with a cushion first.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
You make it sound easy now....so I'd love to try a tote to begin with then, the sky's the limit!!! Thanks for the chance!
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A coworker recently lost his son. I have been thinking about offering to make a t-shirt quilt for him. This might do it! Looks like a great product!
ReplyDeleteThis would be an awesome win and my first project would be to make my guy a quilt with his old t-shirts that he won't water anymore but he can't part with!!
ReplyDeleteHi,it will be about fishing for my Grandson! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1948@yahoo.com
It wouldn't be my first, but it would probably be my easiest if I had the ruler! =) Special super hero t-shirts for a son.
ReplyDeletedezertsuz at gmail
Oh, boy, just in time! One of my nieces (a runner) has asked me to make a quilt out of her shirts from the marathons, halfs, 10Ks, etc. that she has participated in. I can surely use the giveaway items! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'd take all those sorority tees in my closet and make them into a throw. Haven't worn them in almost 15 years, but feel funny about getting rid of them.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteI made one, my first quilt ever to complete, for my husband using his shooting shirts. He loves it, but there was so much I didn't know about T-shirt quilts. My daughter has been saving my grandson's shirts(he's 6)and mentioned me making him one. I could probably do it with your tools and videos for instruction. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOh, I wish these would have been in my stash when I made a t-shirt quilt for my cousin! It would have been so much easier! If I win, I would use them for a quilt for my nieces and nephews. Their moms have already asked me about making them one when they "get done" with the t-shirts.
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My first t-shirt quilt was a nightmare - it was for a friend's daughter - and I have never been so glad to get a quilt finished and out of my house!! Having one of these rulers would've helped out a great deal!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
My daughter's band Tshirts! She spent 4 years in high school and we have a whole tub full of her shirts! Love this!
ReplyDeletemy grandson LOVES spiderman. I have been collecting spiderman t=shirts and now it is time to make the quilt. I have enough shirts! this would be great!!!! thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI would have said a quilt as first project but the scarf is a great idea, too! Thanks for the great tutorial, and the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make my husband a quilt from his collection of t-shirts from his racing days when he used to race the baja 1000
ReplyDeleteI started a tee shirt quilt several years ago so winning this giveaway would give me the push to get out this UFO and finish it. Thanks for the great ideas on making a tee shirt quilt.
ReplyDeleteThese would be so helpful!! What great products to get all of those shirts into a quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis ruler looks perfect for a t-shirt quilt. I've been wanting to make one.
ReplyDeleteI don't do T-shirt quilts, but this ruler would be perfect for squaring up embroidery for quilts, which I do a lot of.
ReplyDeleteThis is a hot topic in my guild. Mostly around the best interfacing to use and not leave this t-shirts really stiff or stretching. I have a batch of NBA t-shirts I'd like to use for my next t-shirt quilt
ReplyDeleteMy son-in-law is a two time Olympic Gold Medal winner and I would like to make him 2 wallhangings from his USA Team T-shirts for his 2 daughters. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletea T-Shirt quilt for one of my kids.
ReplyDeleteThese look like great products to help with my next tshirt quilt!!
ReplyDeleteIt would be fun to create a travel tshirt quilt with all the souvenir tees collected.
ReplyDeleteJust starting to quilt and this ruler is definitely going on my wish list! Gathering my son's t-shirts from his elementary school days- hoping for an a-ha quilting moment once I see them all laid out!
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt for my daughter from her favourite t shirts. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWow! Everyday it gets better. The tools you have introduced me to are genius. My husband has two beautiful T shirt quilts that we paid a lot of money for because I was too afraid to make them. They are from T shirts from marathons, triathlons and ironman races that he has participated in. I have a stack of T shirts that my son has from swimming that he wants made into a quilt. They are irreplaceable from national swim meets, sectional swim meets etc. He won't let me send them off to be made he wants me to make the quilt. No pressure huh. I think with these tools and watching the video I CAN DO IT. Would love to win these but if not I will purchase them for the project.
ReplyDeleteI want to take all my nursing t-shirts and make a throw quilt. We usually bought these specially designed t-shirts each year to wear at work on a special nurses week day.
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Just the other day, I came across a skimpy camisole-style t-shirt from the 20th anniversary tour of a band that I used to love watching in concert. Since I will no longer wear the shirt (too old to wear something so baring!), it would be fun to make it into a tote bag.
ReplyDeleteI would gather up my hubbies race tee shirts and make a quilt. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI think for my first try at i would make a pillow
ReplyDeleteI have made about 6 t-shirt quilts. This ruler would be a great help! I always use interfacing and would like to try this interfacing.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this set of rulers to help me with my tshirt quilt!
ReplyDeletei've promised to make a memory quilt for a friend whose husband just died...
ReplyDeleteI am already saving my kids tshirts to make a quilt later.
ReplyDeleteI would make a t shirt quilt with all my husbands old Harley shirts.
ReplyDeleteI could collect all my husband's car cruise tshirts that no longer fit him and make a picnic blanket to take on our cruises! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteI have a bunch of old concert t-shirts I've been saving forever. I usually wear my t-shirts to death, so I don't have many to turn into a memory quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've already made a couple t-shirt quilts, but this will make it so much easier. Need to make one for nephews graduation.
ReplyDeleteI have made two for my daughters, and now I'm in line to do another and I'd like the extra help this ruler gives.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a t shirt quilt - I'd like to have a go!
ReplyDeleteI've made quite a few t-shirt quilts but I think these tools would be especially useful for my next project. I have 3 memory quilts to make for a Momma who lost her 7 year old daughter.
ReplyDeleteI am going to make a T-shirt quilt for my husband's 25th year of business. He has shirts made with the store's logo twice a year and I have one of each design. These tools would make it so much easier!
ReplyDeleteI am going to make a T-shirt quilt for my husband's 25th year of business. He has shirts made with the store's logo twice a year and I have one of each design. These tools would make it so much easier!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I made 3 of those quilts this summer and I have 2 more to go, that ruler would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteMy brother gave me his college tshirts 1 year ago, but they are still in the closet!
ReplyDeleteI would use it on souvenir t-shirts from vacations.
ReplyDeleteI'll my a college lap quilt!
ReplyDeleteConcert tees in a quilt.
ReplyDeleteI saw a wonderful quilt made of Unshelved t-shirts this June. I would love to make a unique version of my own!
ReplyDeleteMy first Tee shirt project would be to turn all of my husbands Fire Fighter theme'ed shirts into a quilt he could put on his bed at the fire house to remind him of me and to reduce the amount of shirts he has. I have been afraid to tackle the project until I saw this tool. Thank you for a great design. Judy
ReplyDeleteSomeone wants me to make them a college tshirt. This would be perfect for this quilt.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME tool! I have a huge pile of t-shirts that I have been afraid to cut into...onward to a quilt now that I've seen this ruler.
ReplyDeleteHaving 6 grandsons (no grandaughters) we have plenty of t-shirts to make quilts. This tool would be great!
ReplyDeleteMy first Tshirt quilt would be for my son using his shirts from all the various baseball teams the played for.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a T-Shirt quilt because I was always told they were hard to make. With this ruler and stabilizer I think I could handle making one. I've had 2 friends ask me to make one for them. Thanks for the chance to win a gift.
ReplyDeleteI have been saving tshirt logos and sometimes just cute little pictures from tshirts. I thought I'd make a wall hanging but now I have so many it may be a quilt. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy first t-shirt project would be to take all the conference t-shirts that we have been given - and the bags too and use this terrific template to cut them - then a wonderful quilt would be the result! Thanks for putting my name in the hat for the drawing!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had the courage to start a tee shirt quilt but I have a ton of shirts from my daughter's high school days. I would make her a quilt. So happy to see how easy these tools make the process.
ReplyDeleteU of M tshirts for my boys! thank you!
ReplyDeleteThat sure would make it easier to make T-shirt quilts.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tool! I want to make a scarf.
ReplyDeleteMy husband has run in over 25 "Crim 10 Mile" races in Flint, MI and has never worn any of his shirts. I would love to make him a quilt from them.
ReplyDeleteMy husband has run in over 25 "Crim 10 Mile" races in Flint, MI and has never worn any of his shirts. I would love to make him a quilt from them.
ReplyDeleteWow - I have a tshirt quilt to do and this tool set looks AWESOME
ReplyDeleteI have been tempted to try a t-shirt quilt. Thanks for the tips and the ruler would certainly simplify cutting.
ReplyDeleteI have s t-shirt that I plan on making into a pillow for my grandson. That would be the first of many projects
ReplyDeleteJust dropped off my first t-shirt quilt at the longarmer, but I need to make one for second son now. I could have used this ruler and some better interfacing! Lesson learned. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletemy son wants a UT (University of Texas) t-shirt quilt.
ReplyDeleteMy first t shirt project will be for a Christmas present. I am using my son's favorite t shirts to make him a throw quilt.
ReplyDeleteI have done a few t-shirt makeovers; however, I have many t-shirts waiting for a quilt someday.
ReplyDeleteMy second t-shirt quilt will be worked on a sewtreat the first of October. I made my first a two years ago at a sewtreat. My son gave me enough t-shirts for four or five using t-shirts on both sides!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great ruler! My grands are just about to enter high school and I know there will be lots of tees and lots of pleas for pillows and quilts - I'll be prepared.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this ruler to make my son-in-law a quilt of his University of Louisville NCAA basketball championship t-shirts.
ReplyDeleteI've been saving up the cute little shirts my daughter wears since she was born. She's 4 now, and I have a ton! This would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteWith 3 active boys, I don't think I would lack for a t-shirt quilt project! :o) Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLOL my kids each have a garbage bag of t-shirts saved for me to make them quilts! I had no idea how to do it, so they sit. I would love to win your rulers! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI have a friend whose son has passed away and she asked if I would make a quilt out of his Tshirts. I have never made one before. If I win this, I can try with confidence!
ReplyDeleteMy husband has been asking (nagging) me to make him a Nebraska Cornhusker t-shirt quilt.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had known about your ruler before the season had started.
I think I would start with a pillow for my son.
ReplyDeleteMy first project will be my fiance's college tee shirts.
ReplyDeleteMy mom passed away 7 years ago and I still have the various t-shirts she wore. I have been wanting to make a quilt out of her t-shirts for some time. This ruler sure would be handy to help me accomplish this goal. I can never bring my mom back but I could always have a piece of her close to me with a quilt made out of her t-shirts.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to make a quilt for my son with all of his baseball t-shirts - this would be great!
ReplyDeleteI so need this ruler!! My hubby has a bajillion (okay, not that many but still!) Harley Davidson tshirts that are either way too big or stained and I'd love to make a quilt with the ones he doesn't wear anymore...this ruler would do the trick so easily!!
ReplyDeleteLove the ruler, want to win it but will buy if not won. What a great idea! Thanks
ReplyDeleteMy first T-shirt quilt will be my son's favorite character - Thomas the Tank Engine. Yes, we had enough different Thomas shirts when he was little to make a play quilt out of for his son someday!
ReplyDeleteI have made several T-shirt quilts. Everyone was a trial and error and I said never again, but now I would love to make another one using your products. I am always having conversations with people because they always want to make a t-shirt quilt and I say Good luck, but now I am inspired. A friend just made a quilt for her son-in-law. He collects Wiley Coyote t-shirts. I have never seen so many shirts, but again it was a trial and error for her.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great tutorial. I will use these rulers to make a memorial quilt for a friend who's son has passed away.
ReplyDeleteHi there! i just completed my first t-shirt quilt, a very well-received Red Sox quilt for my nephew! I've had lots of requests since from other nieces and nephews, so I'd love any ruler that could move me along more quickly, and take the stress out of centering those central designs Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tool! My first project will be a quilt made from my son's shirts. -- soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteI have a huge box of t-shirts that belong to my daughter. She has been wanting me to make a quilt out of them. This tool would be the ticket to getting started. I love it.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would like to have a t-shirt quilt from her college days. I'd love to give the this offer to her to get her started!
ReplyDeleteI would like to try something out from my old favorite t-shirts that no longer fit me :)
ReplyDeleteMy first T project would be for my son, who has saved his T's for many years for me to create a quilt. But I have been hesitant for years on end.
ReplyDeletemy brother recently made a request that i make him a t-shirt quilt...this tutorial makes it seem like one i could attempt and succeed at. Thanks for the information, and the chance to win.
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