Memory quilt patterns ideas

Learn how to make a simple memory quilt from recycled garments in this series, from preparing garments for quilting to creating a simple block.

A memory quilt made from clothing items is the best way to use those fabric items while also creating a family heirloom you'll cherish for years to come. These 14 memory quilt ideas will help you create an amazing and unique quilt.

How to Make a Memory Quilt. Get tips, tricks, ideas, and tutorials for making Memeory Quilts for your friends and family.

Thinking about making a quilt made in memory of someone who has passed. Read on to discover some great memory quilt ideas.

Great Ideas for Memory Quilts, Keepsake Quilts and for Recycling Men’s Shirts! Men’s shirts have a lot of usable fabric for creative quilters to work into quilts. Recycling is always a great idea, plus men’s shirts provide the ideal fabric for more masculine quilts. All-cotton shirts, besides being more comfortable to wear, are perfect for …

How to sew a t-shirt quilt to preserve your memories! Part 1 is about gathering your t-shirts and how to lay out the shirts for the design of the quilt.

A few years ago a friend asked me to make a memory quilt from her childrens’ baby clothes and t-shirts. Even though I’ve been quilting for a long time, I’ve never made a memory quilt up till...

Are you looking for a unique way to turn old clothes into something beautiful and functional? Then memory quilts are perfect for you!

Quilts are handmade using your favorite shirts, scarves, bandanas, jeans and much more. These pictured were created out of.loved ones clothing to create lasting memories. Your shirts or other clothing will be mailed to us and once we receive your clothing, we will let you know that they arrived safely. Items are stabilized to prevent stretching and to add durability. They are then carefully cut into blocks. After shirts are prepped the creating process begins. We will send you pictures…

When a father dies, it can be difficult to discard their clothing with all the memories the patterns and colors might evoke. A popular idea is to upcycle that fabric into a new item of clothing, a quilt or wall hanging or another craft project.