i am so going to do this... i love them... i've been looking for jerseys every time i go to the salvation army :-p

Wow! Beautiful.  I love the pleating in the back.  I'm working on my first stencil right now, which is going to be a cityscape also!  Hopefully mine turns out half as good as yours!

Wow beautiful! I love the earthly treasures shoulder bag and the faux bark looking wristlet.  I'd stick with those too for months!

Inspired by your post, I busted out the old plastic canvas that has been sitting under my bed unused for years and made one of these for my friend for Christmas... let's hope he likes it!

Definitely! You're right, the blank squares are the backs of the shirt. Each square is about 13x13 or 12x12, so the whole thing is about 6x8 feet.  If you make one, be sure to use fusible interfacing, because the t-shirt material stretches a little too easily.

Yes, very easy to make.  The hat and mittens are just hand stitched out of felt and the arms are cinnamon sticks.  Sew the eyes and buttons onto the sock, then stuff it.  Glue the hat, mittens, arms, and nose on, then glue the whole thing into a painted clay pot.   Voila!

Inspired by other posts I've seen on Craftster in regards to t-shirt quilts, I decided to make my boyfriend a sports quilt out of old t-shirts.  I found shirts at various salvation armies in the area with all of his favorite teams.  I also included our flag football team t-shirt and the shirt from the marathon he ran.  He loved it :-).





Please let me know what you think! :-)

Inspired by the cover of a Crafts-n-Things magazine, I decided to make some sock snowman centerpieces!  It's my first post, so I'm not allowed to post pictures yet... check out the links...

Here they are together...


And the details of the different tag decorations...








Let me know what you think! :-)