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Pictures - Guild Name Tag - The Jersey Shore Modern Quilt Guild was having a Name Tag Exchange. Here is the one I made for Eileen. I had gotten the idea from a friend to have a spot on the back to hold a raffle ticket, since we raffles at our meetings.

Last week was Quilty Name Tag week. I had fun creating and sharing the tutorials and I hope you have enjoyed them. If you make one, consider sharing it. You can revisit each of them by following these links: PINWHEEL SPOOLS STRIPS HEARTS CHECKERBOARD

This is the first of a series of five Quilty Name Tag Tutorials shared here on Wedding Dress Blue. Remember that you are working SMALL. Accuracy is critical to success. Also, I am not perfect, or perfectly clear. Ask questions and I will try to help and improve. PINWHEEL QUILTY NAME TAG 3-1/2" x 4-1/2" MATERIALS 2…

I love the sewing machine on this...there are no instructions that I can find, but a seasoned quilter could probably figure it out...make one for me too! Hahaha

Friday Night with Friends! After spending some time on the computer, I got a late start to FNWF, and an even later finish, but I did complete a name tag for my local quilt guild, Quilters Unlimited. It's been on my To Do list since I joined the guild last June, and saw the other ladies with their block name tags. Block pattern for name tag. The block pattern is for a 4" finished tag. I drew the design in Electric Quilt to audition my own fabric with it. I decided on the following fabrics…

Shortly after moving to Utah last year, I joined a quilt guild that a few of my long time friends belonged to. I've quilted for many years but my skills don't begin to compare with some of the ladies in this group. I've had great time learning new tips and making new friends. A few other ladies are also new to the group and we realized it's hard to remember everyone's name so I have made some fun name tags for this upcoming year. Here is how I did it with a little inspiration from Pinterest…

Day V of Snippets Week! Today, we'll make a quilted nametag to wear at guild meetings or other quilty functions. Start with a tiny little quilt block about 3" to 5". This one is 5" wide, and I added a strip of trimmed down quarter-square triangles, leftover from this TUTORIAL. If there isn't room on the block for your name, stitch a 1-1/2" strip of fabric to one side of the block. Embroider, or write your name with a Pigma Pen on the strip. Keep the seam allowances in mind. Here are some…

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Making a fabric name tag