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Hiddey! I'm excited to find this forum. My mom (in-law,though she was more than a mom to me) quilted. We did a tiny bit of work together as I worked on a quilt top out of my daughter's clothes at the same time that she was working on her own, all while we talked on the phone with one another.
However, I never did anything more with the top I pieced.
We lost her a few months ago. So I am trying to pick up her wonderful skill. I am now making my first quilt on my own, a baby quilt for my future grandson. I really want to use her shirts for my labels. The thing is, her shirts are all dark t-shirts. I need a way to get the info to show up on it. I am fine with just writing it on with a white paint pen, but I haven't had any luck researching a good one. If anyone has any ideas, please share. And if I need to put this in a different location in the forum, let me know that too, please.
Though I have only looked around on here for a little bit, I really love the conversations and open arms I've witnessed so far.
Also a Kentucky girl.
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We lost her a few months ago. So I am trying to pick up her wonderful skill. I am now making my first quilt on my own, a baby quilt for my future grandson. I really want to use her shirts for my labels. The thing is, her shirts are all dark t-shirts. I need a way to get the info to show up on it. I am fine with just writing it on with a white paint pen, but I haven't had any luck researching a good one. If anyone has any ideas, please share. And if I need to put this in a different location in the forum, let me know that too, please.
Though I have only looked around on here for a little bit, I really love the conversations and open arms I've witnessed so far.
Also a Kentucky girl.
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Hello & welcome from Texas. I'm sorry for the loss of your "mom" as I know how very special mother-in-laws can be. Mine (like yours) was more of a mom to me also. She would be proud that you have decided to pick up quilting again. I don't have an answer about your labels but know someone will come along with great suggestions. Learn how to post pictures as we would love to see that first quilt!
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