Charlee

Heh! It's been happening for YEARS at craft fairs....this not labeling things.

People with allergies are gonna ask before they buy something that's not labeled...it's a way of life for us.

I figure that if they want to fine me for not labeling, then so be it. Register to sell on that website and pay their fees, and you might as well hold a beacon over your head and ask for trouble.

carrieg

I think flamability may be a reason along with fiber content for labeling. A lot of the fabric for sale actually states on the bolt 'not to be used for children's sleepwear'.

ckcowl

wow- i am really sorry i bothered to let any of you know --- even though this has been around for decades- protecting us from (bad stuff) mostly from other countries---and has nothing to do with 'big-brother watching' or the quilt police- it is simply a safety issue i thought people wanting to break into the (retail sale) of their crafts should know about-
everyone always takes their chances---
with safety issues, copy right issues, all kinds of stuff---
just trying to pass on information to those who care about doing things ethically (and legally)

patricej

never apologize for trying to do the right thing or for trying to help others.

personally, i am grateful for the reminder.

quilt-fanatic

I prefer to think the labeling applies to items that can be 'mass produced'. IMHO Quilts do not apply.

tmg

I thank you for the info. It has been in-lighting.

provbs 31

Thank you! You are kind to take the time and trouble to post this information.
May God bless us all this day!

pscott392

Thanks for this info. Just passed it on to a friend that sews skating/re-enactment costumes/etc. so that she will be aware.

honeebee

thanks for the info

justflyingin

Me too! Can't imagine a Fed wearing a pink suit and pink Buick. I imagine them in a conservative suit of some kind. Or dressed like everyone else so they don't stand out.