Question about Scrapbooking T-shirt Logos

I have a lot of t-shirts and I was going to make a t-shirt quilt but than realized it cost too much. Has anyone ever tried just scrapbook the logo parts of the t-shirts that's actually on the t-shirt it's self? If so how did you make it stick on??

Thanks!
Rebecca

Haven't done it, but what a great idea!! I have a shirt quilt that we did though and it turned out better than I expected.

spray adhesive.

fabric glue?

or sewing...

I want to make a t-shirt quilt too! But I can't sew, and my mom is too busy. So I'm going to take close-up pics of all of them and do a LO that way instead.

Have you ever heard of Michael Miller's Fabric Paper? If not google it. Its cotton fabric that is so stiff it is like a sheet of paper. I have used it and it is an interesting effect sometimes, my point is I would steal that idea.
I have done a little reasearch and this is how I think they do it. Liquid starch. I have worked with it on other projects to mold fabric into a shape and then it stands on its own once dry. I would buy some liquid starch, follow the directions to make the t-shirt material super stiff, cut out the entire side that the logo was on that you wanted to keep, iron it, then make it stiff with starch and then lay it flat on a surface to dry for 24 to 48 hours. Then I would do a LO with the t-shirt logo by cutting it into a 12x12 and using it as the cardstock, then placing a matted picture of myself or whomever in the t-shirt on the t-shirt stock.