Jennifer’s Tips: What to Do with Old T-Shirts

By Jennifer Wendland | Updated Dec 5, 2017

If you are like us, you have drawers full of T-shirts you’ve collected over the years from your various travels.

Most are seldom or ever worn, yet you’ve hung on to them all because they represent nice memories. But all they are really doing is gathering dust.

Here’s an idea: Make a quilt from them.

If you’re handy at such things, by all means do it yourself. I’m not. That’s why a service like Project Repat is so appealing.

Project Repat is a company that turns T-shirts into quilts or pillows. Just send in your t-shirts or sweatshirts and they will turn it into a personalized, unique quilt or pillow within a couple short weeks.

Project Repat quilts and pillows are fun to use for RV travel T-shirts and sweatshirts collected over the years that would otherwise sit in a drawer, or by anyone cleaning out the closet who can’t bear to part with nostalgic T-shirts.

They charge $75 for a basic lap quilt. They make them in various sizes up to king, depending on how many T-shirts you send them. Each T-shirt is typically cut down to a 12 by 12 or 14 by 14 panel, with fleece lining sewn in.

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Jennifer Wendland

Published on 2017-12-05

Jennifer Wendland travels North America with husband, Mike, in a small Motorhome. She has worked with Mike as a television producer and traveled extensively all over the world. She is a self-described "gym rat," enjoying fitness and exercise wherever she goes. She is a certified Water Aerobics instructor and has taught large group classes in leading health clubs for more than 20 years. She and Mike have three grown children and seven grandchildren. They travel about two weeks out of every month. When not on the road, they live in southeastern Michigan.