We used the same pattern that we used to make Isaac's diaper bag. The bibs are alittle different. One has vinly and binding (this is the one that came with the pattern) and the other has a towel backing. I got this pattern from a book.
I love how, though they are the same pattern, they're both so different for a boy and a girl, and the fabric we both chose completely describe our styles and personalities.
Cut it in half and found some paper:
and turned them into this:
Trace the outline of the magnet and cut the picture just a little bigger than the outline. 
Use spray adhesive to glue the picture onto the magnet. Also, I did it outside on the deck to not get sticky spray everywhere.
The instructions on the glue said to let it set for and hour. The glue worked really well and here are my finished products. 
I also had the idea to take some pretty scrapbook paper or cardstock to make supercute magnets for the fridge. I'll post pics of that later once I try it out.
Each T-shirt square has an interfacing backing to stiffen it up. On the back is a navy blue t-shirt material that Luke picked out but it would be cozy with flannel or fleece as well. 
I also made this other blanket for myself about 5 years ago but it's alittle different and it's more of a throw blanket. I made small patches to make each t-shirt go longer. This is a good method if you don't have many t-shirts and want to make a bigger throw. 
The negatives to this type is that it takes significantly longer to cut all the patches out and sew them together. Also, you miss the meaning of the t-shirts by not having the logos. I don't really remember what each t-shirt was but trust that each one had a significant meaning to me. I really hope this blanket has a long history in our family.
