Question about quilt id tags
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I am familiar with doing the freezer paper and inkjet printer... I have a small business of printing/cutting personalized church prayer cloths. But they are something that isn't washed... the quilts will be and I wanted to make sure had something on them that the printing didn't wash out. I bought something called Iron-on Print 'n Press (transfer sheets for inkjet printers that is supposed to be washable... just wasn't sure about it. It is made by June Tailor, Inc.
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That is a serious amount of work in one year. Makes me want to hang my head in shame. I do not get very fancy with my quilt labels. I just like to make sure that they have them. This is what I do. I've had no trouble with the labels fading when they get washed.
(be sure to take lots of pictures when they open their presents)
(be sure to take lots of pictures when they open their presents)
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That is a serious amount of work in one year. Makes me want to hang my head in shame. I do not get very fancy with my quilt labels. I just like to make sure that they have them. This is what I do. I've had no trouble with the labels fading when they get washed.
(be sure to take lots of pictures when they open their presents)
(be sure to take lots of pictures when they open their presents)
So, did you just use a pen like a Sharpie?? or what?
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