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Quilting Quotes and Sayings to pump you up when you’re sewing. Whether you are a beginner who wants to start quilting or an expert, these quotes will inspire you.

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Do you ever find yourself at a loss for words when it comes to writing on your quilt labels? Click to read 80+ quilt label sayings and get all the information you need to know when it comes to labeling your quilts. This list of quilt label sayings includes ideas for what to say on a quilt label for friends, newborns, high school graduates, people experiencing illness and so much more. Get inspired and know exactly what to write on your quilt label!

I am getting better at labeling my quilts, I'm pretty excited about that! So many quilts Heather and I do are not necessarily for anyone i...

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There's finally a label on my quilts that makes me happy. I used this saying as something to simply work with while I was figuring out how to do curvey designs with Word. I sat there and smiled while I looked at it and worked. I realized that I wanted to smile every time I saw my quilt tags, and that's when this stuck. I like it, and it makes me happy. These little baby quilts were for family, and I wanted something with a saying and a date. I found this on Pinterest, and thought it was so…

Quilt label for my granddaughter's quilt.

I have recently started to label my quilts that I give away. I think it puts that little extra on to it. I thought I would share how I make my labels. I use white solid fabric for my labels. The size can vary but I tend to make them big as a souvenir card if the quilt is a big one. Cut out a piece of fabric slightly bigger than a souvenir card, maybe 1/2 inch-1 inch/ 1 1/2 cm-2 cm bigger (picture 1). Also cut out a piece of light weight iron on interfacing/stabilizer, just the size I want…