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I just never thought about someone taking my label off a quilt.
I am going to investigate signing them, I love to find quilts that have their history attached. I think it makes them more interesting. |
Originally Posted by QuiltingGrannie
I create mine on the computer, then print them out on fabric made for ink jet printer, cut them out and 'frame' them into the back of the quilt. I'd like to find an easier way to do it, but til then it's been working.
I include the quilt name, who it was made for, and the date as a minimum of information. I found a web site that has great art work to be used for scrap booking but I use it for binder cover inserts and quilt labels. If I can't get it into this post I'll send it in the next. Here it is: http://www.knottymoosedesigns.blogspot.com/ |
Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
I used my embroidery machine and make a label and sew it to the back.
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GUYS! ya'll are awesome. thank you so much for your feedback... truly, i am overwhelmed. i mean, i came on here thinking a couple people might answer me but you have really proved that quilters are the best. thank you thank you thank you! i'm going to test some of these and i'll post my work soon
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