kristakz

12 of January? Just tell them you are Canadian. The date looks perfect to me (and thus it took a long time to figure out what the typo might be)

Mitty

I think the typo is that it's 12 (December) instead of 2 (February)? Since you're in the US I'm assuming it's month/day/year, not day/month/year.

Can you (or someone else who can draw) turn the 1 into a little design? Monika's suggestion to appliqué over it might be safer, depending on your drawing skills. Definitely pencil it in first if you decide to draw on it.

sewbizgirl

That's how they write dates in England... the day first, then the month.

yolajean

I'm so sorry that this happened to you and your beautiful quilt. I'm with all the other Members who suggest an applique piece over the mistake. I have to keep telling myself, "Quilting is about piecing fabrics together. Just do it and move forward." This is really what I have to keep saying when I do something that isn't what I wanted. It is a quick and acceptable solution.

PaperPrincess

Heck, I'd send it the way it is. It will give everyone a chuckle in years to come!

quiltingshorttimer

just claim you are being European and listing day, month, year!

Rhonda K

Can you just add another label covering the wrong one?

I sew labels into the binding also and understand your pain. Good luck!

kittiebug

I have done the same thing to.

Monika

The problem is that the baby was born on 12-1-2017. My DH (he writes my labels ) used the 18 without thinking because we are already in 2018. I like the idea about saving it for her first birthday. If it were a bigger quilt I might go that route. It is clearly a baby-sized quilt. I think the heart over the 18 is going work. I'll post a pic when I get it done.

gramadona

Can you carefully embroider a little red heart over the 1?
Maybe balance it with another at the other end?