Ran across this site - there are a few great designs for printing your own quilt labels. Also contains some instructions: http://www.reddawn.net/quilt/cliplabl.htm
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
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Wow, great site. Thanks Sandy.;)Nancy
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Thanks Sandy for the site. This is great.Comment
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Sandy the site is great. Have you used any with the t-shirt transfer? Mine didn't wash well.Saundra
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Hey, Sam I Yam! Haven't used the t-shirt transfer. I do know that the fabric I have printed on was marked washable and I saw others that were non-washable . . . guess you need to read fine print or make sure the printer you use is the one recommended. Guess that's why I embroider my labels . . . the few I have made.Originally posted by craftyladysam View Post
Geeesh! I just remembered. I DID NOT make a label for Zoe's quilt! MY BAD!!!!Sometimes, when there's a raging fire,
it's best not to try to put it out with gasoline.
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Sandy, I'm the worst at labelling, I feel your pain. Just whip one up on your embroidery machine and stitch it on, it's not too late.
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