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Quilt Label Tutorial...


I have had several requests for a Quilt Label Tutorial

Let's give it a whirl...


No quilt should leave your arms without a label attached to it.

Years from now people will wonder...did Aunt Sally or Gramma Polly make this quilt?

With a label, there will never be a doubt who created this magnificent family heirloom.



In this tutorial, we will create a
Computer Generated Label

In your word processing program...
Type out your label




Choose your favorite Inkjet Fabric Sheet

(Be sure to use the Sew-In kind, not the fusible)




Place the Fabric Sheet into the Printer Paper Tray

( Remove all of the paper from the tray first )


Hit the PRINT Button...




Here is your printed label ready to be sewn onto a quilt




Trim the label to size...




Trim the excess fabric around the edges.
I leave a half inch beyond the printed words on all sides




Peel off the Backing Paper




Find a scrap of white fabric for the backing on the label




Place the label face down on the backing fabric...

Sew a 1/4 inch all the way around on all 4 sides
DO NOT leave an opening



Trim off the excess backing fabric...




Carefully cut an opening in the backing fabric

DO NOT cut into the front side of the label.....eek!




Trim off the corners
(Don't cut into the stitching)




Turn the label right side out...




Iron it nice and flat...




Pin the label to the back side of the Quilt
Choose a thread that will match the label color




Blind Stitch the label onto the quilt
Don't sew through the top of the label...
Push the needle up through the bottom side of the label

The stitches are hidden and do not show at all




Now you are ready to give away your quilted gift of love

p.s. This quilt was created by our local quilt guild

It is a comfort quilt for a member of our community.


CLICK HERE to view my Binding Tutorials

CLICK HERE to view my Iron Cozy Tutorial

CLICK HERE to view my Quilted Zipper Bag Tutorial

CLICK HERE to view Life Through a Quilter's Eyes


May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn