How to Attach a Quilt Label by Fat Quarter Shop and Me & My Sister Designs using Stitch Witchery

Kimberly Jolly and Mary Jacobson show you how to attach a label to your quilts using Stitch Witchery by Dritz. This method gives you an accurate placement of your quilt label to your quilt. Hand stitch the label after applying to quilt.

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[kristifenrich]

But then how do you actually *stitch* it afterwards?? 😩

[michelewilland]

As usual Kim, you have marvelous ideas for us quilters!!  I love the Stitch Witchery idea for labels.  I always have a dilemma on how to attach.  This is awesome.  Thanks again for this great idea!!!!  Michele Willand :)

[ksharpe]

You can use anything with a straight edge to turn under the edges of your label. My favorite is a piece of cardstock. An old greeting card works great.

[FatQuarterShopTX]

How to attach a Quilt Label by Fat Quarter Shop and Me and My Sister Designs #quilting   #sewing  #tutorial 

[devchdm]

Great tutorial. I am having a challenge turning my label under at the corners and making it stay down. Any suggestions? The border is 1/2". :-(

[abbeyp]

Nice! Do u have a link for the hot hemmer. Please

[judi]

Where did you get your iron? What’s the brand and model?

[jaynebromley]

If the quilt will be washed, can you still use hand written labels?

[christinerazo]

If you get anything on your iron just use magic eraser while it is hot but be careful it works every time thank you for video

[mratzelster]

I thought the label went on before the binding. But from this it looks like I should attach it after I do the binding. Is that right?

[mikialafdyt]

Thanks for this helpful tutorial. I just want to confirm what you are calling that little ruler. Is it "hot hammer"? I looked for that on your website but couldn't find it. Also, have you done a tutorial on how to make the label you're using?