LABELS
SHMABELS
My name is
Courtenay- and I do not label my quilts. The first step to recovery is
admitting you have a problem- right? I
know I need to do this. I really do. I am just so over the quilt by the time
that last stitch is made on the binding that I do not have one more ounce of
care in me to create a label. Bad, I know. There are a few quilts I have made
labels for. I made labels for those because they were going into quilt shows
that required me to do them. I did make a few others several years back-but
that was when I was on crack and didn’t know how much I hated doing them. (Just
kidding about the crack part)
I should try to make the label when I start
the quilt, but I am so in the zone to get going that the label is the furthest
thing on my little brain. I can only hold in so much information at one time-
just ask my poor bosses. I have a wonderful Bernina that can embroider. However, it has been so long since I used that part of the machine I forget how to use it! I need to get back into it. But then sometimes it seems as if it is such a hassle to get the machine all set up for embroidery. I have to find the embroidery unit, get out the instruction manual, find the attachments, find the program on the computer and then try to remember how to create a label, etc. By then my quilt could have been done and the wiener dogs have peed on it already to break it in.
I know-
these all sound like excuses. And they are.
Next year I
promise to get my lazy ass in gear and try- I mean TRY- to label anything
bigger than a place mat or table runner that leaves my house.
My name is
Courtenay and now I might make quilt labels. Baby steps, right? I will see you
at the next meeting!
I do not sew I do not quilt
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I certainly wilt