Well, Folks, I went with the hand-written label on muslin. Used a Pigma Micron pen, fused the muslin to the waxed side of a piece of freezer paper, drew guidelines on the dull side of the freezer paper, and wrote the text. The muslin was so well attached to the freezer paper that I was able to write the entire text in script (now, my grandson has not only my name, but my actual signature) just as if I were writing on a piece of paper. I will post pix once I get the binding sewn on.
One hint I picked up from a Fons and Porter video (featured Mary Fons)...after I fused the freezer paper and muslin, I used a ruler and a fine point Sharpee to make lines dark enough on the dull side of the freezer paper so that I could see them through the muslin and paper to create the label...lines of text would be spaced evenly and in a straight line. (I was doing the label writing in bright sunlight -- a light box would work best). Caveat: if you use a Sharpee, you will most likely get some of the ink on the ruler...not to worry...I used a cotton ball with some isopropyl alcohol to wipe the edge of the ruler. Worked fine.
I'm glad this hurdle has been jumped...I plan to give the quilt to my grandson at his birthday party on Sunday. I think he'll like it!