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I have been making donation quilts. In my town they want this information
Pieced by, quilted by Fabric types (cotton, etc) Batting type Washing/ Cleaning instructions So I purchased some fabric labels - found a cute photo to download - named the quilt - then added the other information and printed the labels on my computer. If quilts are being auctioned, I think that you may need to provide the fabric / batting information for legal reasons - at least that is what I have been told. |
Originally Posted by sushi
Originally Posted by sparkys_mom
Why not just stick with a standard label -
Pieced and Quilted by Donna Jones City, State 2011 Pieced and Quilted with love by Donna Jones in honor of (insert child's name) |
the label needs to include fiber content and care instructions
you could (if the quilt is for the auction/not for the child) put created by/quilted by date and location if it is for the child i would include the childs name/benifit reason. |
Originally Posted by quilterella
Originally Posted by sushi
Originally Posted by sparkys_mom
Why not just stick with a standard label -
Pieced and Quilted by Donna Jones City, State 2011 Pieced and Quilted with love by Donna Jones in honor of (insert child's name) I have made thousands of baby quilts in memory of my first granddaughter (was with us for one precious hour) and I did not put a label on because the NICU did not want anything hand sewed--not even the binding. I know I have done labels for my comfort quilts but right now I cannot even remember what I said--sorry. Exactly what I was thinking! |
Originally Posted by sushi
Originally Posted by sparkys_mom
Why not just stick with a standard label -
Pieced and Quilted by Donna Jones City, State 2011 Pieced and Quilted with love by Donna Jones in honor of (insert child's name) |
I like sushi's suggestion but maybe include a sheet with care instructions?
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