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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions

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  • What is the maximum number of shirts you can fit into a quilt?
    We can fit over 60 shirts into a double sided quilt.
  • Do you offer quilt repair as one of your services?
    Yes, but only if it is a quilt that was made by us.
  • Can I add on shirts to my finished quilt at a later date?
    Yes, but it is very tedious and pricy.
  • What is sashing?
    Sashing is a fancy word for a fabric that goes in between your shirts, as opposed to having them sewn directly to one another.
  • What is your turnaround time?
    Our normal turnaround is one month. If your quilt is for graduation or Christmas, please plan ahead.
  • What if I need my quilt finished in less than a month?
    We can rush an order, if you're willing to pay a 'procrastination' fee. Please inquire.
  • Are your quilts actually quilted?
    Yes, our quilts topstitched through all layers.
  • Can you use sweatshirts, jerseys, button downs, or polos?"
    Yes to all of the above. We can use almost all clothing items.
  • Is a deposit required?
    Payment is due upon completion of the quilt. We do not require a deposit, as your memories are adequate collateral.
  • Do I need to cut the shirts beforehand?
    Not at all. We do all the work, and provide all the materials. All we need from you are the shirts.
  • Do you do embroidery or monogramming?
    We do not have the capability of embroidery in house, but it can be done by outsourcing.
  • Are your quilts safe in the washer and dryer?
    Yes, our quilts are made to to be used, and they're safe in the washer and dryer.
  • Do you make double sided quilts? (shirts on the front, shirts on the back)."
    Yes, we make double sided quilts. They are roughly 1&1/2x the cost of a standard quilt.
  • What's the difference between a 3" border and the edging? The border is an optional 3" band that goes around the outside of your quilt. Every quilt has an edge, or trim. "
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