Great quilt and fantastic label. When my daughter, who expressed no interest in sewing whatsoever, was going off to college she wanted to make a charm quilt to take with her. Granted she was home with chicken pox her Sr. year - bad timing, but she was bored. I set her up with a sheet on the wall to organize the charms, told her how to go row by row, etc. I came home to find she had somehow managed to sew the charms together with a big hole in the middle. I un-sewed parts of it, she rearranged again, and I finished quilting it a week after she left for college. I only just told her that she had 2 charms from the same fabric, but she'd never noticed. Maybe I shouldn't have told her. She still has it - has moved many times and it comes with her every time, so I know it means a lot to her.

love the label. I just have an inexpensive sewer/embroidery machine by brother (under $250)

I make and give away dolls to sick kids (most with cancer) and a lady sent me a sweet little 4 line verse (about 8 of them) and I sewed the embroidered cloth unto the front of the dress.

Should have saved one to remember exactly.

It said something about,
Read me a story, kiss me goodnight and tuck me in bed.

Read better then that, but I forgot exactly what it said.

here's my website...doesn't show the labels on the examples, and those dolls have already been sent out.

www.dollsforsickkids.com

if it doesn't download, add in:

index/html

hope you enjoy the website. I just sent out dolls 152 and 153.

Vickey S.

What a fantastic idea and a beautiful result! And yes, the label is very special. You did a wonderful thing!

I love that you do these for kids and I agree your label is wonderful!

Beautiful quilt and awesome label!

Very nice. She will love it.

Beautiful label.

Beautiful label!!!

It's beautiful! Both the label and the quilt.

It will be soooo loved, I'm sure!!! Beautiful!!! you're doing great jobs. Thanks for sharing :)
Have a great week-end and HELLO to Poland (my lovely and so loved daughter-in-law was born there!!!)