Would you wear a shirt made from a quilt? #upcycling #fashion #quilting #sewing #streetwear #diy

beautiful work. always reduce, reuse and recycle!!!

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Definitely an appreciation of the work done by the anonymous quilter. You're giving new life to something with a high likelihood to be abandoned.

❤❤❤whowww this is so gorgeous. I like to make this shirt. How can I get hold of this pattern please. Thank you so much for sharing 😊

I think the shirt patterns are too boxy. They do not fit you properly

I need to find your thruft shops. There are never any decent quilts or even sheets near me.

That was a awesome statement, about giving old clothes new purpose.

HOW DO YOU DO T-SHIRT COLLARS PLEASE!!!!!

Wow ❤❤❤

Honestly, if this was my work I would love it if someone found use for it instead of rotting away in a box.

You Are so talented!!!!!!

I just wish it was a long sleeve! beautiful craftmanship

It's beautiful just one thing. . you should make it longer by measuring...armpit down to your hip. Remember measure twice. Cut once

Beautiful🤍

this gives off Bode vibes! very cool :)

Lovely!!

i really like this alot. it reminds me of that white and pink floral top Lana Turner wore in the movie Bachelor in Paradise from 1961.

Depends on the quilt

I agree with you 100% plus 👍🏻❤️I do it all the time

Beautifully said brother ❤

Oh my gosh, that quilt would have sold on ebay for probably $300. I appreciate upcycling but this was painful and hurt my heart to watch.

Historically, quilts have very much been about using up materials, reusing treasured pieces that are faling apart, using things that are fine but dated. Your creative reuse isn't a bad thing. The item was donated; it had had its time as a quilt and was ready for another adventure.

Gorgeous!

I think quilts are like much like any other archeological artifact or historical artifact. Sometimes you have one that is made with some special story, meaning, and context behind it but largely quilts were made in large quantities because they were (and to an extent are) the thing to do. They are kind of the nails of the cloth and blanket world, sure each had a story but the context is a lot of times missing from it being traded or discarded. From what I have gathered you are not getting family quilts overall that are important to a community or any historical quilts. A lot of these seem to be ones that are older that are still useable for clothing but might be a bit more worn for blanket usage (unless they had meaning behind them). Reusing materials has been a practice for a long time and it is how we have traced things like old log cabins. The fact that you document your progress also allows for the story to continue on which is important culturally. Sometimes we hold onto things as needing to be in one specific format to much it makes the world cluttered, what your doing brings new life and purpose to old things.

I think with your love of loved items that you are turning it into another dream. Hurrah for you and you do so good too.

I have a quilt someone mane me when I was a baby. I have no intention of cutting it up, but that's mainly because a) i prefer it as wall art, and b) I can't think of a way to remake it that will do the original pattern justice. it's so beautiful, I utterly adore it

I'll take a jacket made out of a quilt.

I'd rock that in a 3/4 length sleeve boatneck tunic. That quilt ia beautiful.

I would wear the hell out of that shirt!!!

You remade it into something beautiful.

Dude that came out sick!! It looks so good on you too. 🙏♥️🫶

LOVE it

That is beautiful! Way to give beautiful old things a whole new life.

You gave a dead quilt a whole new life!

Gorgeous work!!!

I'm blown away by your sewing skills. I wish that was me 🥹♥️ I have to subscribe

What a fantastic idea

I absolutely love that you're doing this. It's so cool to see quilts out and about where they can be seen. It's also really cool to see a bigger variety in designs than just really plain shirts. You are doing amazing work

That’s beautiful!

I love that

🤩💖

This is a great fit 🎉🎉🎉

Beautiful! And yes I would wear it. I bet the person who originally made it would be happy to see it being used❤

BEAUTIFUL!!! 😍

So cute

Looks great

❤ gorgeous 😍

One thing the boomers gave us. Their granny quilts for jackets

As someone who spends a ton of time on things like blankets, I have to say that I would be so happy for someone to take something I made that another person discarded and turn it into something like you have made. Nice job!

I cop’ed some of homies pieces. It’s quality materials no doubt. His attention to details and patterns go crazy. You get what you pay for!