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You did an awesome job!!
Awesome job Angie! Yes, it looks like a TON of work – but something your daughter will treasure for years… and so much better than an overflowing box of old t-shirts! 🙂
awww those are so sweet! I made one for jamie when she graduated HS and I don’t even know where it is now. They really are great keepsakes!
gail
You have done a service to me today. My kids always go to bible camp and they get new tee-shirts each year. They’ve grown out of so many of them and I just packed them into a bag to give them away. I’d been thinking for years about what to do with them and I finally gave in and decided to give them to charity (I didn’t really want to).
Now I know just what to do with them. Thank you!
What a memory for your graduate. A very close friend lost her son and she made a memorial quilt from his T-shirts and baseball uniforms. Thanks for sharing yours and perhaps moms who’ve lost their children could get ideas for doing something like this in their child’s memory. Congratulations to your daughter!
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Oh my Goodness Angie, it looks incredible!! I love that you saved 17 years worth of amazing memories!
~Heather
I have been saving my little ones T’s just for this! You did a beautiful job and I am sure it will be treasured FOREVER!
This looks great! and what a cherished treasure it will be!
I love this! Great job! I have actually been wanting to make something like this for myself for awhile out of all my old Hard Rock Cafe shirts I’ve collected, but I will have to do this in the future too! 🙂
You did a very nice job! For those out there who would rather not tackle this huge project on their own, I make t-shirt quilts for people all over the world, and would be honored to make theirs, as well! If you are now making these to sell, please take this comment down, as I am in no way trying to infringe on your business. I just know when I made my first one – seventeen years ago – I had no idea I would be making them for celebrities, pro athletes, White House Staff, military heroes, and normal ole’ people just like me for retirements, graduations, birthdays, and in memory of loved ones who have passed. Thank you and may you be blessed!
Cindia
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