Tee Shirt Quilts – Mosaic and Sashing Styles

Name: T-Shirt Memory Quilts
Address: 18741 Stuebner Airline Rd., Spring, Texas, 77379, US
Telephone: (281) 610-3666
Price range: $$

Welcome to T-Shirt Memory Quilts, where we specialize in sewing your memories together to last forever. If you’re looking to turn your beloved tee shirts into a cherished keepsake, we offer two distinct styles of tee shirt quilts – Mosaic style and Sashing style. Let’s explore each style and help you make the perfect choice for preserving your memories.

Mosaic Style Tee Shirt Quilts:
For those seeking a modern twist on the traditional quilt, our Mosaic style tee shirt quilts are the way to go. This unique design is made without sashing, creating a visually striking patchwork effect. Each tee shirt is cut into various sizes of rectangles and squares, with the pieces sewn together in an artful arrangement. This style is ideal if you have a wide variety of shirt colors or an abundance of tee shirt pieces. Plus, it’s a more budget-friendly option compared to the Sashing style. With our Mosaic designs, you can accommodate a greater number of blocks and truly showcase the diversity of your tee shirt collection.

Sashing Style Tee Shirt Quilts:
If you prefer a more traditional style quilt, our Sashing style tee shirt quilts are the perfect choice. This design incorporates strips of fabric placed between the rows and columns of tee shirt blocks, adding a touch of color, width, and length to your quilt. With all shirt pieces cut the same size, the Sashing style creates a uniform and symmetrical look. This style is particularly suitable if many of your shirts share the same color or if you have a smaller number of tee shirts to include. However, due to the added labor and fabric costs involved, the Sashing style is slightly more expensive than the Mosaic style.

At T-Shirt Memory Quilts, we believe that your tee shirts hold priceless memories. We offer an array of options to complement your chosen style, including Cornerstone, Extra Borders, Double-Sided, Embroidery, Hanging Sleeves, and Pillows. These additional options can be explored further on our pricing page. If you have any questions about the styles or customization options for our tee shirt quilts, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are here to guide you through the process and create a one-of-a-kind quilt that beautifully captures your memories.

To learn more about tee shirt quilts and discuss your project, give us a shout! You can reach us at our studio in Spring, Texas, during our studio hours from Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Saturday visits are available by appointment only. Connect with us via telephone at (281) 610-3666 or email us at mweibust@aol.com. Trust in our expertise and let us transform your cherished tee shirts into a timeless keepsake.

Once you select the style you want there are a number of other options for tee shirt quilts available. You can see the available options on the pricing page. These options include Cornerstone, Extra Borders, Double-Sided, Embroidery, Hanging Sleeves and Pillows. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about styles or options for our tee shirt quilts. When choosing the style you want, please consider the following traits of each.

Tee Shirt Quilts - T-Shirt Memory Quilts Styles - Mosaic and Sashing

Tee Shirt Quilts - Mosaic Style

The Mosaic style Tee Shirt Quilts is made without sashing. It is a modern twist on the traditional quilt. The T-shirts are cut in a variety of sizes of rectangles and squares. The pieces are sewn together…shirt next to shirt next to shirt. This is an ideal choice if you have a wide variety of shirt colors and if you have many pieces. When compared to the sashing design, this is the less expensive option. Mosaic designs can also accommodate a greater number of blocks than a sashing design.

Tee Shirt Quilts - Sashing Style

The Sashing style Tee Shirt Quilts has strips of fabric placed between the rows and columns of T-Shirt blocks for a more traditional style quilt. All shirt pieces are cut the same size. Strips of fabric are sewn between the shirts. Sashing adds color, width, and length to your quilt. This is an ideal choice if many of your shirts are the same color or if you have a small number of shirts. Of the two styles, this is the more expensive option due to the added labor and fabric costs.