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T-shirt quilt 04 Nov 2015 21:34 #134096

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I use the featherweight fusible interfacing that one can get at a big-box store. (Rare time I shop in there...) You only need a touch of interfacing to stabilize and this way it won't make more bulk. I use the non-woven fusible. Don't buy the knit fusible, you don't want to allow stretching. ;)

I have PTSD as well. Learning to live with it and mostly it doesn't flare as much now. He will appreciate all the love you give him. The quilt is a great idea!
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T-shirt quilt 26 Oct 2015 17:32 #133937

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Sent you a private message,
You and your son are very special. Thanks, to both of you.
Luann
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T-shirt quilt 26 Oct 2015 16:54 #133936

Working on a quilt for my son. What is the best stabilizer for t-shirt logo when you incorporate into a quilt??
Son has returned from Afghanistan with PTSD and I am making this quilt to wrap him in his military career!. Using t-shirts and embroidered patches . Want to be sure the quilt will be soft and cuddly so need the very best info on stabilizing those t-shirts.
Thanks,
Mimi
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