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Avery's Quilt: Labeling- the final step




 To label the quilt for gifting, I turned towards the last and final detail which was to apply a label to the back of the quilt for gifting.










With a few tips and tutorials my label to gift this quilt began to develop.
I referred to this very helpful tutorial:   A quick quilt label method 
and in developing my own method for tagging this quilt.
I used machine embroidering methods to make a naming label
 and gifting for the baby quilt .




The pink butterfly fabric is used for the embroidery 
& lettering work and once I tested,
 to configure the align with all the wording.




New to machine embroidery,
I attempted to set the letter and wording into placement by formatting it into alignment.
This was my outcome.

Once completing the embroidery work.

I measured & cut strips from one of the favorite floral prints that shall be sewn and encase the embroidered label to frame it.



The piece with the label is now framed & ready to prep for a "quilt patch"
The patch shall be applied to the back. 
By measuring the label and proceeding to cut to size for the backing
 time to sew the back to the front side which holds the label. 
With right sides together all four sides are sewn.
 A slit is cut in the back piece at the center for turning. 
With a few details worked out for nice corners and pressing time to....

 
 hand sew the quilt patch carrying the label to the back of the quilt for

 Personalizing and Gifting.


Much has been gained with learning and  the experiencing within this quilt. And to appreciate all quilters. I express my thanks to those that contribute with sharing their tips, tutorials & own experiences, which has certainly encouraged within my own quilting experiences and travels in sewing it. I do wish to dedicate this project to all quilters among their sharing experiences& with their tips. Certainly enhanced with succeeding my own quilt mission. And for those who have followed along, may I say a special thank you for tuning in and add with any comments to share.

With a final note
I would like to add that, in no way, do I  make any claim among the links & tutorials shared here as my own, and as to only share those items that have already been shared & by & from others, as to forward onward in order to share toward those that may seek a path among their own quilting travels.-Pat



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