Label Question
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I forgot to put label on back and put it on front instead. This quilt is for me so guess I can live with it, but not too happy with it being on front, but had already made label and meant for it to be on back, but just forgot to put it on before I put binding on. So, my question is: Could you live with it like that or would you? Would you make another and put on back? Front binding is not stitched down yet, just glued and pressed.
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I think you answered your own question. You don't like it on the front, so if you can move it to make yourself happy, then go for it. I solved the label issue by never putting one on any quilts! I hope the quilt police don't find me, haha.
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I agree with StitchRipper. If it bothers you, move it! Why spend years thinking I wish I hadn't put it on the front.
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I would move it to the back or simply not label this particular quilt. It would bug me.
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Originally Posted by Bonbonary
(Post 8095160)
I agree with StitchRipper. If it bothers you, move it! Why spend years thinking I wish I hadn't put it on the front.
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Personally, I think it looks good where it is! But it is your quilt. If you can move it to the back and not leave a mess on the front, Do It to make yourself happy.
I have a quilt I once make for an auction that I liked enough to bid until I got the quilt back. Every time I see the special label, I pray for the group for which I first made the quilt. |
Now’s the time to change it if it’s bugging you.
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Thanks for responses. Can't live with it so it's off the front and to the back(made another label), and binding all stitched down. Done. Best and fastest fix ever.
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Originally Posted by sash
(Post 8095231)
Thanks for responses. Can't live with it so it's off the front and to the back(made another label), and binding all stitched down. Done. Best and fastest fix ever.
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Could I live with it? Nope, I would be busy "unstitching" and replacing the tag on the back. I also use the triangle tag, and it is really not an extreme amount of work to get that little bug-a-boo on the back of the quilt.
When I make quilts that I know I will be giving away sometime in the future, I leave a space for the triangle tag and put it on later. |
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
(Post 8095290)
My grandma (a crocheter) always said it’s best to fix an error as soon as you find it. If you keep going it just means there’s more to undo to fix it.
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The label on the front looked fine to me on the picture.
But - if it did not feel "right" to you - then removing it was the thing to do. |
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It would drive me 'round the bend to have it in a place I had not planned. Go ahead and move it. Your blood pressure will thank you. My labels do not touch the binding so they are done last anyway. They may not be pretty, but they have the information. :)
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I think it would bug me so much that I would put it on the back and move on. It sounds like it really bothers you and everytime you look at it on the front you are going to regret not moving it. When I put a label on I attach it just like "Boston" did. Let us know what you do.
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This is for Boston1954 and anyone else interested in quilt underneath quilt I asked re: label. Sorry, Boston, but I didn't know how to send picture doing "private message". So, here is quilt;;;; It's a Bento Box pattern and yes it is all batiks.(my very favorite type of fabric). Thanks for asking. And, yes, I have taken label off front (it was just glued down), and sewn to back. Thanks for everyone's response. Sometimes, I just have to voice my thoughts and concerns.
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Thanks Sash. I love batiks too. Great job.
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Originally Posted by Jane Quilter
(Post 8095176)
My thoughts exactly.
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