Welcome back to Top Ten Tuesday! Do you have beautiful quilts that have no labels? Do you own lovely works of quilt art that remain folded up because you have no idea how to properly display them? Not sure how to fold a quilt without crease line? This week is for you! Learn how to make a label with all the information for your loved ones to know your quilt’s history. Learn how to make a quilt sleeve or tabs to display your beautiful quilts and check out some cool ways to store your ever growing collection!
1. How to Hang a Quilt Tutorial by Amy from Amy A La Mode
2. What information to include on your quilt label by E. Wolfmeyer
3. Quilt Storage Tips from Sherri McConnell for Craftsy
4. Hang Your Quilt! (Hanging Sleeve Tutorial) by Jacquie from TallGrass Prairie Studio
5. A Quick Quilt Label Method by Diane Harris
6. How to Fold and Store Quilts ( a crease free method) by Ann Fahl
7. Sewology Sunday – Easy Quilt Label by Sassafras Lane Designs
8. Displaying Quilts on Sew Kind of Wonderful
9. Invisible Hanging Tabs by Crystal from Modify Tradition
10. Free Quilt Label Printable by Caroline from Sew Can She
For more inspirations, tips and, free tutorials please follow the Aurifil Pinterest boards that are updated daily with fresh ideas from around the globe!
Great post! My friend built a quilt ladder for me (I sell at shows) and he listed them on Etsy. Dietrick Woodworking.
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Good afternoon!! It’s been a busy morning…I have been cutting fabric for the next quilt since the electrician was here updating our circuit breaker box and some outlets. With the power safely off for him to work his magic, I was more than happy to cut and play with more fabric!
With that said, the computers were also off…so I am just now posting today’s blog…Tuesday Tips! I really like the tips shared by Aurifil and this topic just came up with another quilting friend. I also just made a label on my new sewing machine, third attempt, and I am liking it. Practice makes, well, almost perfect!!
Putting a label on a quilt is important and helpful but a personal choice. Drop me a comment on your favorite way to label your creations or why you don’t. Either way…I hope your quilts are used and loved for a very long time!
Aloha!