There is the shirt you wear to guild and the shirt you wear at the machine, and they are rarely the same shirt. The machine shirt has to survive an iron running at cotton for three hours, a lap full of half-square triangles, and the cat. It cannot be fussy. It cannot be heavy. It has to be the one you forget you have on until somebody reads it out loud in the fabric store and laughs.
That is the whole idea behind the Super-Soft Lightweight Tees at Chic Quilter: a relaxed-fit tee that feels like the soft side of a well-washed quilt back, printed with the things quilters say when nobody is listening. Too Much Fabric? I Think The Phrase You Are Looking For Is Too Small Sewing Room is here (it is a long title, and every word of it is true). So is Threaded Dreams by the Sea, for the quilter whose stash leans coastal, and Curlene Spoolworth, who has never once put a spool back where it belongs. The Stitchin In Beauty parks are on this rack too, Yellowstone and Acadia among them, for the trip you drove three days to take and stitched about the whole way home.
Pick the one that sounds like your sewing room at 11pm. We print it the moment you order, and it will be the shirt you reach for on the next retreat morning, before the coffee is even made.
Written by Jacqueline. Thanks for reading.
