Signing Quilts
#1
My question is how and where do you sign your quilts.I've only made a few for family. I am in the process of one for a friends grandbaby and not sure how to sign it. Here's some pics of one for my niece's baby.(hope this works, my first post and pic try).
Linda
Linda
#3
I machine embroider too. I put the name of the quilt, my name, I add the word 'copyright' if it is mine, and the date, then the size (handy if you want to enter it into shows) and finally my email address. I always sew it to the bottom left corner (when looking at the wrong side), so that I know it is in the bottom right corner from the right side.
In the attached photo, the wording was different, because I was doing it for a group quilt, but this will give you the general idea.
In the attached photo, the wording was different, because I was doing it for a group quilt, but this will give you the general idea.
This one was made for a raffle quilt
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#4
You can be as creative with your label as you want. The main point is to label your quilt so that other's down the road know/remember who made this beautiful quilt. Whether it is hand written, embroidered, printed out on fabric...it is your choice :D :D :D
#5
This one and the other family babies. I've just put made by Great-Aunt Linda.
The quilt also has date of birth, Baby's name , Some have weight.
But wasn't sure what to put on one for a friend.
Linda
The quilt also has date of birth, Baby's name , Some have weight.
But wasn't sure what to put on one for a friend.
Linda
#6
Originally Posted by tweety
This one and the other family babies. I've just put made by Great-Aunt Linda.
The quilt also has date of birth, Baby's name , Some have weight.
But wasn't sure what to put on one for a friend.
Linda
The quilt also has date of birth, Baby's name , Some have weight.
But wasn't sure what to put on one for a friend.
Linda
#7
Thank you Loretta, and yes, there is still a Yeats Festival each summer.
Tweety, I think that you should put as much info. as you are comfortable with, but also bear in mind what details you wold like to find on a quilt label if you found a quilt you wanted to buy.
If I had a choice of two antique quilts, the same price, but one had no label, and the other had the name of the maker, the date, and perhaps other details, I know which one I would choose.
Tweety, I think that you should put as much info. as you are comfortable with, but also bear in mind what details you wold like to find on a quilt label if you found a quilt you wanted to buy.
If I had a choice of two antique quilts, the same price, but one had no label, and the other had the name of the maker, the date, and perhaps other details, I know which one I would choose.
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