Originally Posted by
littlebitoheaven
Ditto this for me too! I also learned (somewhere) to use a square piece of fabric, fold in half point-to-point and then sew the label into the corner of the quilt when machine sewing the binding on. Be sure to leave enough room for the binding to fold back onto the label without covering any of the printing. Works well for me. Yolanda Wood River
I like to incorporate the label right into the backing. My quilts aren't in great demand or anything, but one of the reasons the author gives is that no one can remove the label without defacing the quilt.
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2011/05...uilt-back.html
She mentions the reason she uses this method here:
http://www.swatchandstitch.com/home_...ilt-backs.html
As for handwriting, I can't seem to write normally on fabric, even when I've fused it to freezer paper. So whatever hand writing I put on it is definitely nowhere near my usual handwriting. If anything I would write it out on paper and then print it onto fabric sheets. I was able to make a quilt label using my handwritten name pretty easily using EQ Stitch.