T-shirt quilt, "check"

I finished my first t-shirt quilt for a customer.  From buying to binding we worked together to come up with a quilt that can be enjoyed for years to come.  We started at our local quilt shop (HoneyBee Quilt Store - which ROCKS!) and selected fabric.  We altered our original design to add a stop border (in white) to make the quilt a wee bit larger.  We also selected a floral outer border to give the quilt a bit more of a feminine feel.

I prepped the t-shirts, cut them out, added the sashing and borders.  The thread selected was sliver and the quilting pattern is a running shoe surrounded by stars.  All the t-shirts are for "Adventure Racing".  I bound the quilt and will be delivering the quilt later this week.  It was a fun project. :)

Speaking of fun projects, I've also added some photos of a Star Wars quilt I quilted for a customer.  It was a flannel top and bottom and I was able to secure a "Star Wars" quilting pantograph pattern to quilt.  I used a gray on the yellow back so you can see the Fighter jets.  See if you can pick out the Fighter jets in the photo below.

I continue on my journey with Quilt Path and the Longarm machine.  I hope to start learning more about creating my own patterns in the coming months...

Have a great week!
Lucinda