indymta

I just love the Sun Bonnet Sue miniature quilt. It is so clever!

ladyinpurple135

My quilt guild here in Mooresville, NC started this type of "sign" in this area way back in 1997 and when those members left to start a new guild about 30 miles away they (the sun inner chain gang) went with the makers. We've use these (in my other guild) for all our shows and have gotten lots of interest. I belong to both guilds.

Also so I suggest that you don't give out those stupid plastic gloves when people pay their admission (yes, I'm really adamant on this!!). When I moved to NC from Phoenix I was appalled that this was happening as we always used white glove ladies (have also been called quilt anvels at other guulds) whose sole job was to move around all the quilts and make sure no one was touching anything they shouldn't. Of course we also had signs with a hand and the circle and slash to indicate no touching. The white glove ladies were also there to show the back of the quilt and to answer questions.

Sandy in Mooresville, NC

lynnie

someone just posted a great one yesterday. look back a few pages under pictures. good luck and show us what you do.

JustAbitCrazy

I have also been to shows where the guild placed a new spring-clothespin on the side of each quilt, for attendees to use to see the backs without touching the quilts.

Pennyhal

These made me laugh! There are some very creative people out there!

kittiebug

so cute, would like to try one also.