This morning before getting ready for work, I took some time to compose a quilt label. To me this label is special. It's for an old quilt. The floret hexagon quilt. There is history in this quilt and I feel really good to be a part of completing the quilt so that it can be used and enjoyed by the maker's descendent into the future.
I wanted to make sure that I added enough information to the label as possible, without making it too big. The label gives a bit of history about the maker and her family. This is the providence of the quilt. I hope I haven't left out any important information, but I don't think so.
The picture is a bit shadowy, but in reality it is closer to white. I am going to use one strand of black DMC embroidery thread to do the letters, and I will attach the label to the back of the finished quilt.
I kept it simple and named the quilt "Rose's florets".
I wanted to make sure that I added enough information to the label as possible, without making it too big. The label gives a bit of history about the maker and her family. This is the providence of the quilt. I hope I haven't left out any important information, but I don't think so.
The picture is a bit shadowy, but in reality it is closer to white. I am going to use one strand of black DMC embroidery thread to do the letters, and I will attach the label to the back of the finished quilt.
I kept it simple and named the quilt "Rose's florets".
What do you think? Does it look ok?
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