Fabulous. I do on occasion use my Embroidery setting on one of my sewing machines to put on a label the baby name and date or the newlyweds names and date. I will now add this to my repertoire of labels. Making a sample today! Thank you!
Sister Short Hair ! ! What a cute, cute way to make a quilt label! I tend to panic a bit putting a freezer paper fused fabric label thru my printer. It jammed once and what a mess. The customization you can do with so many cute stamps is endless, my mind is racing ! ! Will be using this idea for sure. Hand sewing on your label is such a personal touch to a finished project. Great video ! ((hugs))
I've had a jam in my printer too....it was NOT fun......This was a fun idea to share....I love using stamps on fabric and creating my own designs hahaa :) You are so right...endless possibilities!!
Thank you for making this video tutorial. I have been trying different ways of making my own quilt labels and this is exactly what I've been wanting. You did an excellent job and I very much appreciate your clear and concise instructions. I have spent money on custom made quilt labels and I am disappointed in every one of them. This will be so much better. Thank you again, your hard work is much appreciated. Happy quilting! ❤❤🐝🐝
Oh my.... This is the easiest and best way I've seen so far!!! And just in time for me to put my labels on a baby quilt I'm making a friend!!! Thank you soooooo much!!!! ❤️
Just adorable! I’ve tried a few different methods with markers and such. I think I need different markers. The ones I have at a little chintzy. The pens I bought also bleed a little. I really like the idea of using the stamps and that was a great technique you demonstrated with the stamps as well. Always learning something new on this channel! Thanks for sharing Lisa❤️!
I've been experimenting with different fabric markers and paints.......I have yet to find markers that I absolutely LOVE...but these are pretty decent.
What a wonderful idea! I am going to use this from now on. I am going to try it using my Derwent Intense Pencils and of course I will heat set them. I always Appliqué an animal or insect somewhere on the back of the Quilt if the Quilt has an animal, insect or multiple animals or insects then I will pick the recipient’s favorite one to appliqué on the back of the Quilt.
I love using my Intense pencils!!! I really love your idea of incorporating an element from the front of the quilt, over to the back...that's awesome!! Thanks for sharing :)
Great video, Lisa. Thank you. I will have to get some of those markers. I know that by the time I’ve hand sewn the binding on my quilt, the thought of then hand sewing all four sides of my label is, well......So, before I hand sew my binding, I focus on my label. I follow your steps until sewing the decorated label to its backing. I only sew two sides together, the top and right side. Then I trim the top and right side at 1/4” and the other two at about 1/2”. Turn it right side out and press. I pin the label to the bottom right corner of the back of the quilt, placing it so that the two raw edges will be caught under the side and bottom binding when I hand sew it. Machine sew the label in place along the raw edges. Now I only have to hand sew two sides of the label, and I know that two sides will be held securely under the binding (especially on any piece I’ve made that will be washed many times, like a baby quilt). Hope this is clear. Thanks! ‘
Your comment makes perfect sense, I sometimes too at this point in the game hate to even think about handsewing anything hahaha......the way you incase your label into the binding is a wonderful way to minimize what needs to be done by hand. Thank you so much for the tips and sharing!!
You are utterly awesome. So easy to follow and understand. Thanks for what you do. I am not a quilter but now, after watching your videos, I may try one.😉
Deb Plows, You should definitely go for it! Lisa is the best Teacher EVER! She is AWESOME! I had not done any Appliqué in over 19 years until I started doing Lisa’s 2018 DREAM, HOPE & LOVE Mystery Quilt. With her RUclips Tutorials on Satin Stitching my Appliqué now looks amazing! I talked my dear friend and neighbor Marilyn to join in also even though she had only been sewing Pillow cases for 10 months & a several Blocks from the Splendid Sampler 2 Sew Along and at first her Appliqué was not the prettiest but NOW SHE ROCKS IT! It is all thanks to Lisa. She is so patient and explains everything very thoroughly and in a language that you can understand even if you have no experience sewing. It you really want to try it you should go for it! Marilyn took the plunge and I returned after a 22 year hiatus and we have never looked back (even though our husbands wish we had never started) LOL!!
@@carriedoty4527 Thank You Carrie for the encouragement! Think this will be my winter project. Have 45 grandkids and great grandkids so my summers are pretty busy..lol But definately going to try!😀
Deb Plows Yahoo!!! Welcome, welcome welcome to the fascinating, fun, awesome & challenging (at times) world of Quilting! I hope 🤞 you fall in love with it & even teach some of your Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren to love it also.
Hi Lovely Lisa love this tutorial, thank you for the free template, you are so generous. I have been busy over the summer with grandchildren so not much time for sewing. Hope you are settling into your beautiful new home. Send you all my love as always xxxxxxx Dorothy 🙋🏻😘❤️🌟
Hey friend!!!! I'm so glad you get to spend some good quality time with the grandchildren, I think that is awesome! We are just about all settled in now and things are getting back to "normal" hahaaa :) love ya!!
Thank you Lisa for this great labeling idea. You are amazing and I love your videos. I've been watching for a long time now. Blessings from your fan in Canada!
Love the idea of using rubber stamps...I have used fabric paints to write mine, I didn''t think to decorate it though and I really like that idea. I too hand stitch my labels on, but up until now I have hand quilted all my quilts as well....hoping to get the knack of machine quilting.
@@TheQuiltmakerHomestead deffinately....lol....when I started over 30 years ago, I was taught to hand stitch...machine quilting was not really being done , if you said quiting everyone assumed it was hand stitched
@@rachelmiller495 No I do not have a frame for quilting. I have used an embroidery hoop as the quilts have been on the smaller side....baby or lap quilts,and some I didn't use anything..... I know I will need to change things up to make a larger quilt so I am going to try to do free motion quilting, I have done some machine quilting on a few other projects, all straight lines....nothing to write home about but I really want to try free motion soon.
Mimzy Riepensell thank you. I’m getting ready to quilt my granddaughter’s quilt. . It’s a memory quilt with most of her t-tshirts when she was little. I usually do straight line too. This one is a little bigger than others I did. But it’s sometimes difficult to go thru the throat of my machine. Do you do small stitches or use embroidery floss spaced out?
Good idea, I make all my labels and the recipients always love that personal touch. I am going to try the stamps, thus far I have embroidered mine. Thanks and have a great week.
This is amazing !! OMG !Keep up the good / Great / Wonderful Work !!!! The links to the products used help alot. Please always provide the links when ever you make a vidoe. It helps.
What a great was to personalize a label using stamps. I make my labels using that method, never thinking to add stamps though but I use old dryer sheets for the back. I am almost finished the Bee Grateful and will do a bee label. I downsized the pattern to 45% to make a wall hanging.
The dryer sheet for the back of the label....GENIUS!! Maybe someone will see that tip and give it a try......I will heheee. I'd love to see your bee quilt when you are done!!
Thank you for this tutorial-I want to make my own quilt labels and this is definitely how I will do that. I just found you on youtube today and have subscribed to your channel. You give excellent instructions. Pam Miller
Hi Lisa my name is Nettie Jensen I'm from Nebraska I love to watch you an learn from you so many my question is where do you get your ould container of little rubber stamps for making quilt labels
The markers are designed to create on clothing......each brand is different and may have different results through the wash. So far I'm loving these markers used in this video. I've used them on another project....it's only been washed once so far but didn't fade at all. My suggestion is to always do some testing when working with mediums that you haven't used before to see how well they hold up :)
Hmmmm......I'll have to look the promarkers up, I haven't used them before so I can't say not knowing :) I'll do some investigating :) If you have them....go ahead and do some playing around with them on some scraps.....maybe even throw them in the wash (your test pieces that is) and see how they hold up :)
Check out the description box, I've provided links to the markers. The instructions on these markers actually just say to lay the item flat over night to dry before washing.......hahah I like to go the extra step and heat set them.....not sure that it makes a difference or not :)
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I have watched a number of tutorials on quilt labels and this one is by far the most informative and helpful. Thanks so much!
wow, thank you so much Karen!
Best label tutorial ever!
Wow, thank you soooo much Nannett!!
Terrific tutorial. Thank you!
Fabulous. I do on occasion use my Embroidery setting on one of my sewing machines to put on a label the baby name and date or the newlyweds names and date. I will now add this to my repertoire of labels. Making a sample today! Thank you!
Sister Short Hair ! ! What a cute, cute way to make a quilt label! I tend to panic a bit putting a freezer paper fused fabric label thru my printer. It jammed once and what a mess. The customization you can do with so many cute stamps is endless, my mind is racing ! ! Will be using this idea for sure. Hand sewing on your label is such a personal touch to a finished project. Great video ! ((hugs))
I've had a jam in my printer too....it was NOT fun......This was a fun idea to share....I love using stamps on fabric and creating my own designs hahaa :) You are so right...endless possibilities!!
Thank you for this tutorial very helpful
Thank you for sharing yours is the best out there easy love the stamp I have a lot of stamps❤❤❤❤❤
I like the numbering on you mat, I have the same one but like the numbering from the centre, I usually just work from 10 but this is better.
Thank you so much Liz! I number my mat for quick cutting of different sized t-shirt quilt blocks :)
Thank you for making this video tutorial. I have been trying different ways of making my own quilt labels and this is exactly what I've been wanting. You did an excellent job and I very much appreciate your clear and concise instructions. I have spent money on custom made quilt labels and I am disappointed in every one of them. This will be so much better. Thank you again, your hard work is much appreciated. Happy quilting! ❤❤🐝🐝
Genius!
Great way to label, Lisa. Thank you!! Enjoy all your videos.
Enjoyed this very much thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Like this very much!
Thank you so much Corry!
What a fantastic way to make a label! Thank you so much, Lisa! Yours turned out super duper cute!
Thank you so much! It's super fun and easy.......and pretty quick too!
I have no imagination what so ever I need people like you to give me a great idea..thank you
Aweeee, I'm so glad this video gave you some ideas :)
very nice and best of all EASY quilt label.. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us Lisa.. God bless you and your family.. ❤
thank you so much sweet Mary!!!!
Oh my.... This is the easiest and best way I've seen so far!!! And just in time for me to put my labels on a baby quilt I'm making a friend!!! Thank you soooooo much!!!! ❤️
Wow, thank you so much!!
Just adorable! I’ve tried a few different methods with markers and such. I think I need different markers. The ones I have at a little chintzy. The pens I bought also bleed a little. I really like the idea of using the stamps and that was a great technique you demonstrated with the stamps as well. Always learning something new on this channel! Thanks for sharing Lisa❤️!
I've been experimenting with different fabric markers and paints.......I have yet to find markers that I absolutely LOVE...but these are pretty decent.
The love you put in your sewing is the same as your label making! Awesome! Tfs!
You are so welcome!
What a wonderful idea! I am going to use this from now on. I am going to try it using my Derwent Intense Pencils and of course I will heat set them. I always Appliqué an animal or insect somewhere on the back of the Quilt if the Quilt has an animal, insect or multiple animals or insects then I will pick the recipient’s favorite one to appliqué on the back of the Quilt.
I love using my Intense pencils!!! I really love your idea of incorporating an element from the front of the quilt, over to the back...that's awesome!! Thanks for sharing :)
Great video, Lisa. Thank you. I will have to get some of those markers. I know that by the time I’ve hand sewn the binding on my quilt, the thought of then hand sewing all four sides of my label is, well......So, before I hand sew my binding, I focus on my label. I follow your steps until sewing the decorated label to its backing. I only sew two sides together, the top and right side. Then I trim the top and right side at 1/4” and the other two at about 1/2”. Turn it right side out and press. I pin the label to the bottom right corner of the back of the quilt, placing it so that the two raw edges will be caught under the side and bottom binding when I hand sew it. Machine sew the label in place along the raw edges. Now I only have to hand sew two sides of the label, and I know that two sides will be held securely under the binding (especially on any piece I’ve made that will be washed many times, like a baby quilt). Hope this is clear. Thanks!
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Your comment makes perfect sense, I sometimes too at this point in the game hate to even think about handsewing anything hahaha......the way you incase your label into the binding is a wonderful way to minimize what needs to be done by hand. Thank you so much for the tips and sharing!!
Martha Hershey, Thank you for the tip! I will use this for all future Quilts and Baby Quilts!
This is a great idea - thanks Lisa!😊🇨🇦
My pleasure Dianna, thanks for watching!
You are utterly awesome. So easy to follow and understand. Thanks for what you do. I am not a quilter but now, after watching your videos, I may try one.😉
ohhhhhh I hope you do give it a try Deb!!!!
Deb Plows,
You should definitely go for it! Lisa is the best Teacher EVER! She is AWESOME! I had not done any Appliqué in over 19 years until I started doing Lisa’s 2018 DREAM, HOPE & LOVE Mystery Quilt. With her RUclips Tutorials on Satin Stitching my Appliqué now looks amazing! I talked my dear friend and neighbor Marilyn to join in also even though she had only been sewing Pillow cases for 10 months & a several Blocks from the Splendid Sampler 2 Sew Along and at first her Appliqué was not the prettiest but NOW SHE ROCKS IT! It is all thanks to Lisa. She is so patient and explains everything very thoroughly and in a language that you can understand even if you have no experience sewing. It you really want to try it you should go for it! Marilyn took the plunge and I returned after a 22 year hiatus and we have never looked back (even though our husbands wish we had never started) LOL!!
Good luck in your decision!
@@carriedoty4527 Thank You Carrie for the encouragement! Think this will be my winter project. Have 45 grandkids and great grandkids so my summers are pretty busy..lol But definately going to try!😀
Deb Plows Yahoo!!! Welcome, welcome welcome to the fascinating, fun, awesome & challenging (at times) world of Quilting! I hope 🤞 you fall in love with it & even teach some of your Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren to love it also.
You made this look so easy. I am going to start making labels for the quilts I make. I really am enjoying your tutorials!
Yayyy, yes I hope you give this a try!!
Love it
Thank you so much Rachel!
Well, that answered all of my questions on “how to”! Thank you so much!
It was my pleasure, thanks for watching Patricia!
Love this, no more ordering labels for me! Thank you Lisa.
I'm so glad you found this helpful...keep me updated!!
Thank you so much for sharing. Easy and great idea to use rubber stamps.
You are so welcome!
Thank you Lisa for sharing That tip.
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
Thank you Lisa. You gave me some good ideas. I usually embroider my labels but I need ideas on putting it together.
So glad I could pass along some ideas Allison, thanks for watching!
Hi Lovely Lisa love this tutorial, thank you for the free template, you are so generous. I have been busy over the summer with grandchildren so not much time for sewing. Hope you are settling into your beautiful new home. Send you all my love as always xxxxxxx Dorothy 🙋🏻😘❤️🌟
Hey friend!!!! I'm so glad you get to spend some good quality time with the grandchildren, I think that is awesome! We are just about all settled in now and things are getting back to "normal" hahaaa :) love ya!!
LOVE
thank you soooooooo so much!
Your awesome 🥰 Thanks for Sharing your brilliant ideas 😘❤️
thank you so much sweet Leticia!
Wow 😮 thanks for sharing I love your idea about the little stamps got to get me a little set like that beautiful job! 💕🧵✂️
I got this set from Joann's but you can find them on Amazon too....and I think at Walmart...not 100% sure :)
Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you Lisa for this great labeling idea. You are amazing and I love your videos. I've been watching for a long time now. Blessings from your fan in Canada!
I'm so glad to have you following along with me, that is AWESOME!
Love the idea of using rubber stamps...I have used fabric paints to write mine, I didn''t think to decorate it though and I really like that idea. I too hand stitch my labels on, but up until now I have hand quilted all my quilts as well....hoping to get the knack of machine quilting.
hahaha, we could teach each other....I one day want to learn how to hand quilt :)
@@TheQuiltmakerHomestead deffinately....lol....when I started over 30 years ago, I was taught to hand stitch...machine quilting was not really being done , if you said quiting everyone assumed it was hand stitched
@Mimzy Riepensell. Do you use a rack of some sort to hand quilt?
@@rachelmiller495 No I do not have a frame for quilting. I have used an embroidery hoop as the quilts have been on the smaller side....baby or lap quilts,and some I didn't use anything..... I know I will need to change things up to make a larger quilt so I am going to try to do free motion quilting, I have done some machine quilting on a few other projects, all straight lines....nothing to write home about but I really want to try free motion soon.
Mimzy Riepensell thank you. I’m getting ready to quilt my granddaughter’s quilt. . It’s a memory quilt with most of her t-tshirts when she was little. I usually do straight line too. This one is a little bigger than others I did. But it’s sometimes difficult to go thru the throat of my machine. Do you do small stitches or use embroidery floss spaced out?
What a cute great idea..will certainly be doing this from now on 😘💐
Awesome news Di, have fun creating your own one of a kind quilt labels :)
Good idea, I make all my labels and the recipients always love that personal touch. I am going to try the stamps, thus far I have embroidered mine. Thanks and have a great week.
I also like the personal touch a handmade label adds to the quilt. So many ways you can make them, I look forward to sharing more :)
This is amazing !! OMG !Keep up the good / Great / Wonderful Work !!!! The links to the products used help alot. Please always provide the links when ever you make a vidoe. It helps.
Thank you so much!!
Think you so much for sharing this video. I needed to make smaller labels for the items that I make .... this is going to be amazing
Glad it was helpful!
So helpful and great instruction Lisa! Thank you💕
Thank you soooooo much :)
What a great was to personalize a label using stamps. I make my labels using that method, never thinking to add stamps though but I use old dryer sheets for the back. I am almost finished the Bee Grateful and will do a bee label. I downsized the pattern to 45% to make a wall hanging.
The dryer sheet for the back of the label....GENIUS!! Maybe someone will see that tip and give it a try......I will heheee. I'd love to see your bee quilt when you are done!!
Thankyou Lisa I will try that
Keep me updated Cheryl!!
Thank you ! What a good idea !
Thank you so much Marilyn!
Thank you for this tutorial-I want to make my own quilt labels and this is definitely how I will do that. I just found you on youtube today and have subscribed to your channel. You give excellent instructions. Pam Miller
Yay, I'm so glad you've subscribed and now following along! If you ever have any questions along the way I'd love to try and help :)
This is so easy! I’m trying this for my quilts and also with a little tweaking, it can’t be used for other projects as well. Thanks, Lisa
So glad I could pass along the tips :) You are so right, you could use this method on all kinds of projects as well
great idea! Thank you for posting it.
Thanks for watching Sonia!
Really helpful- thank you!
So glad I could pass along the tips, thanks for watching!
Wonderful idea you could use interfacing scraps on the back as well then you could fuse to the back of your quilt
Great tip Linda, I've often done that as well :)
Hi Lisa, will have ago this week end with my pro markers.
Keep me updated, I'm excited to hear how they work :)
Thanks for ideas. Was justing looking for ideas for label. Ask and you will receive.
Perfect timing!!! So glad this was helpful for you Barbara, I hope you make some wonderful one of a kind quilt labels :)
Hi Lisa my name is Nettie Jensen I'm from Nebraska I love to watch you an learn from you so many my question is where do you get your ould container of little rubber stamps for making quilt labels
Hello :) I got them at Joann Fabrics a couple of years ago :)
Do you know about the color fastness of the markers? Will they hold up to machine washing?
The markers are designed to create on clothing......each brand is different and may have different results through the wash. So far I'm loving these markers used in this video. I've used them on another project....it's only been washed once so far but didn't fade at all. My suggestion is to always do some testing when working with mediums that you haven't used before to see how well they hold up :)
I forgot to ask, do you have a preference of where on the back you place your lable, bottom right or left?
I usually place my labels on the back lower right hand corner :) Not sure if that is "right" but that's what I do heeeeheee
@@TheQuiltmakerHomestead That's where I have also placed mine, I did one onr the corner , I
cut a triangle..it worked well too.
Thank you Lisa, I have promarkers , would they be suitable for this labelling. Loved watching , it was interesting..
Hmmmm......I'll have to look the promarkers up, I haven't used them before so I can't say not knowing :) I'll do some investigating :) If you have them....go ahead and do some playing around with them on some scraps.....maybe even throw them in the wash (your test pieces that is) and see how they hold up :)
What marker brand do you use? I cannot find any fabric markers that are heat set.
Check out the description box, I've provided links to the markers. The instructions on these markers actually just say to lay the item flat over night to dry before washing.......hahah I like to go the extra step and heat set them.....not sure that it makes a difference or not :)
Lisa Capen Quilts Thank you!! That was exactly my confusion! 😁
I understand this is simple & free but I cannot open it. Is anyone else having same issues ?Any help would be nice 🙂
Hey Melanie, it's a dropbox link. If you can't open it send me an email at lisacapenquilts@gmail.com