Memory Blanket

In this video, I share a very special project: a memory blanket made from 14 T-shirts that belonged to a dear family friend who passed away. Creating this quilt was a way to offer comfort and preserve cherished memories for his loved ones. I walk you through the process of creating a 9-patch, using “stitch in the ditch” to quilt the layers together, and wrapping the backing fabric to the front to create a clean, cozy binding with mitered corners for a polished finish. I also used my Cricut to add a personalized message, making the blanket even more meaningful. Whether you're looking to make a keepsake for someone you love or learn a few new quilting techniques, I hope this video inspires you. The tricot interfacing I used can be found here - US: https://amzn.to/3IMThZg Canada: https://amzn.to/4o7ELeV 💖 Affiliate Links & Sewing Tools I Love 🖤 LDH Scissors – My absolute favorite Canadian scissors! Explore their collection here: https://ldhscissors.com/catherinesews 🧷 Thinking of buying a sewing machine or serger? I highly recommend Baby Lock machines. Use my affiliate link https://www.qualitysewing.com/?sca_ref=6711197.FFgCiIYpxi2c 🧵 My Sewing Machines: – My sewing machine: Baby Lock Sofia 2 https://www.qualitysewing.com/?sca_ref=6711197.FFgCiIYpxi2c – My serger is an old Kenmore but my dream serger is the Baby Lock Victory https://www.qualitysewing.com?sca_ref... ✂️ My Favourite Sewing Tools (As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases) Marking & Measurin