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One of my favorite Python people recently collected all of her swag t-shirts and made quilt out them. The end result was beautiful and functional.
by raymondh 11y ago
One of my favorite Python people recently collected all of her swag t-shirts and made quilt out them. The end result was beautiful and functional.
- silencio 11y agohere's a link to her tweet, it's very awesome: https://twitter.com/roguelynn/status/704137673527590914 https://twitter.com/roguelynn/status/704137673527590914 between that and one of my friends making tshirt pillows, I finally have something to do with all of mine that I don't wear but couldn't bring myself to give away quite yet.
- roguelynn 11y agothat's me! thank you for the compliment! <3
- ghaff 11y agoWhat a great idea. Given my lack of sewing I can't imagine ever doing this myself but it would be fantastic. [Edit: OF COURSE, this being 2016, you can apparently get this done for you :-) Although it's not cheap.]
- jcr 11y agoQuilts are a ton of skilled work, but they're beautiful when finished. My mom made the quilt pictured below for my brother out of more than 25 years of annual shirts from a particular Aikido camp. http://www.designtools.org/pix/DSCN0028.png http://www.designtools.org/pix/DSCN0028.png Of course, I doubt my mom would be too keen on making me a quilt with the "Bianca's Smut Shack" shirt shown on Jason's site, and I doubt any protests from me about it being "a part of web history" would win. EDIT: Failed to spell Aikido properly, again.
- gjm11 11y agoNah. If you want a functional quilt, you have to make it from T-shirts from Haskell conferences.