Quilt Label - With God all things are possible

Imagine receiving a small hand‑blown glass piece and assuming it took 20 minutes and $5 in materials. You might handle it casually. But then the maker tells you it took 135 hours and over 200 pounds of various sand granules to create it. Suddenly, your appreciation, your sense of value, and even how you hold it change. That shift happens because you learned the time and material behind it. You may not know the techniques or tools of glassmaking, but you understand time and material volume.

The same is true for many people who receive quilts. Some treat them like a $5 trinket instead of a meaningful work of art—because they simply don’t know what quilting requires. And honestly, why would they? Only quilters know. Gifting a quilt gives you the chance to share the time, tools, skill, and materials that went into creating it. This helps them see your quilt differently—and honor it more deeply. And possibly want to become a quilter.

Estimating your hours and materials may feel uncomfortable or difficult, but it helps others truly understand what your quilt represents and it creates a discussion starting point. This is not the time to be humble; it’s the time to teach. And don't worry, I've included a quick cheat sheet to help you calculate it all. 

This label is designed to:

• Help others grasp the value of your quilt using a universal language—time and material.
• Invite conversation so they can learn more about the making of the quilt from you.
• Help them recognize the love and skill stitched into your quilt
• 100% Cotton
• 6"x3"