Tee Shirt Quilt

I'm looking for information about making a tee shirt quilt. If you have directions for making one please write me at Mary at CollardLovers.com

Thank you,
Mary

Quiltbus

Check out the Quiltbus! Here is some information from the Quiltbus site:

"Welcome to QuiltBug Quilt Shop, home of the Quiltbus! Our store at 169 Main St in Esperance NY is open 10 - 8 on Monday and 10 - 5 Tuesday through Saturday, later when we stay open for class. We have a lot of new classes and events - click on the newsletter link to the left for our newsletter in PDF form. Click here to tour our shop.
Free Mystery Quilt Class! It's our Three Hour Mystery and we will be teaching it at the Tri County Arts, 107 Union St, Cobleskill NY on Feb 17, 2007 from 2 - 5PM. Attendance is limited, call 254-0611 to register today!
Our online store is always open. We offer quilt fabric and material, patterns, batting, books, sewing notions and supplies, lots of quilting tips and suggestions, plenty of free stuff - in short, everything a quilter needs. Free shipping if your on-line order is over $60 and you live in the continental US or if you have a military address. You can pick up your fabrics at our quilt shop in person or on the web. While you are there, take a look at our antique quilts, tops and blocks for sale, too. Sorry, we don't have a shopping catalog - everything is on line or on the Quiltbus, our traveling shop."

http://www.quiltbug.com

Jenny Bowker, Australian Quilter

Incredible! The quilts of Jenny Bowker are amazing works of fine art. Go to her site to see the quilts.

Quoted from
http://www.jennybowker.com/

I have been working in Textiles since 1997 - from the time I finished a Bachelor of Arts Degree (Visual) and decided to make just one quilt.

My background - life before quilts - was in science. My contemporary work is usually based on science or women's issues. I am moving towards a melding of my fine art work and my textile work. I am interested in the way pattern comes into many parts of our lives. I often include some geometrical piecing in my work as I think it keeps me technically on my toes and provides a key for traditional quilters to link to my work.

I teach and really enjoy it. There is no greater delight than to offer tools to a quilter who wants to make original work but doesn't know how to access her own ideas.