The Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI)
Raising Awareness & Funding Research Through Art
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Here's a great example of a properly labeled quilt!
Even without clicking on the thumbnail to see the photo full size you can read the quilt number — maybe even without your glasses! Having this information in HIGH CONTRAST actually saves time for the people who have to handle your quilt.
The name of the quilt is there, so is the maker's name and her city and state. Vicki even included the year in which she made her quilt!
This information can be inked, photo-transferred, embroidered, or painted ON THE BACK OF YOUR QUILT. Your choice!
Signing and dating our quilts is something we should all be doing anyway. Besides leaving a record of the provenance of our work for those who come after us, it adds value to the quilt because it shows we care.
The name of the quilt is there, so is the maker's name and her city and state. Vicki even included the year in which she made her quilt!
This information can be inked, photo-transferred, embroidered, or painted ON THE BACK OF YOUR QUILT. Your choice!
Signing and dating our quilts is something we should all be doing anyway. Besides leaving a record of the provenance of our work for those who come after us, it adds value to the quilt because it shows we care.