I actually did this awhile ago but haven't blogged about it yet.
Way back here I blogged that I wanted to redo the label on my son's Christmas gift and put a label on his
first birthday gift. Well I finally got around to it about a year ago.
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All 4 designs on an 8"x8" sample |
When I made the label for
Joseph's pinwheel quilt I also made labels for 3 other quilts. I printed all 4 labels on a 8" x 8" sample from
Spoonflower using the Kona option as the base fabric. And I have to say, they are holding up very well!
The first two you haven't seen yet, they are for his Christmas and first birthday presents.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiSCasgOLRmHo6ZxpRNthDLcX1YGN1oDJHYwtID7NBbzp-GrKsETpHttzTAUD_27e6Qb8oyqHf9WzDV0bNChmA8lcSj80YWiu4ugCWjM5_NZDSOfrhmsp1m8XGssCTw76dUm9_lE1I0b0QW/s320/100_2073.JPG) |
Alex's train mat label |
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Alex's first birthday quilt label |
These next two you have already seen but here they are again.
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Joseph's pinwheel memory quilt |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgu2RLtHUG865hP7zJH-bsdbMsH4jzmc-2kmqlKEtcDccoMFzHw5dJKO_-hnrMVuA6-PLVgDPb1SndedooiThHb41JTHFmFf3RgkI8DRRZ9aIN1z8WQC_eIXp8JQ7fHvlV4JvQwj_Roizn2/s320/100_1835.JPG) |
My sister's Christmas gift |
I also used Spoonflower to make labels for
Grandpa's memory quilt and the
shirt pillows. In this case I printed a single design on a fat quarter to have enough for everything.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9B1KRA2DwAumNeBeOLrR38JDkSnzP-sskUxx3fhy1Q0cBU3gsNbEYf_Ppu7yINDisGi6Mky2Dz3PLaTAIehMdNLNVrJ1gwL6MC2Y6BfhWAtr7nHnpAx7H3QlMblUk-YVFBk18q1VyNfua/s320/100_1652.JPG) |
Shirt pillows |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEht9cR9eGdKpgNQ2glm2ENZ3i3_1_nZ59O3YgdARHkuWxBgzcmARD_-4DEdB_GJMBIiShlzzsDrqF4F6z4TguOXL6h7kOM1vN68z6w09tzLVx7IArzK1cIMAKL-H158CH1NaZsjrI7lwbpn/s320/100_1584.JPG) |
Grandpa's memory quilt |
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I love working with Spoonflower. It's so easy to create a label and have it printed on quality fabric that will last through lots of washings. With all the quilts I am working on and written down on my 'someday must sew' list, I will definitely be using Spoonflower to create special labels for each of them.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on this post are my own. I was not
paid to write this review, this is just simply me wanting to pass along
some good information.
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