Over the years I acquired t-shirts as souvenirs from places I'd traveled, marches, races, teams I'd been on, and I had no opportunity to wear them all. And, truthfully, most of them didn't fit anymore. But I was having a terrible time letting them go. My sister said, "just save a picture of them and get rid of the shirt." But I couldn't even do that. Photos just didn't do it for me, but the shirts were taking up valuable storage space, and I never saw them anyway.
My campus days have been over for decades, but a t-shirt quilt was a perfect solution. I looked at several online t-shirt quilt companies. Some were cheaper, but the quality didn't seem very good. Some were more expensive, and I couldn't see how they were worth more money. So I packed up my treasured collection of shirts, hoping I would see them again, and mailed them to Campus Quilt.
Because I hadn't given them a deadline, it took awhile for them to start on my quilt, but once they did, they finished within a few days. They had a question about one of the shirts, but before they cut it, they checked with me.
Anyway, I LOVE the quilt. It is toasty warm: lots of fill and flannel backing. I almost want to hang it rather than use it, because I want to see all those squares at once. The process is easy. The people are friendly. The quality is superb. read more