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Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission from the sale if you click through and purchase. Do you label every quilt you make? I have to be honest... I don't! If this is the first you're hear about labeling your quilts here is article with a full history. We really should label the quilts we make though! Imagine years down the road, someone finds this quilt but has no idea why it's so special, who it was made for or who it was made by. Today I am sharing a quick and easy way to label your handmade quilts! Let's jump in. There are a lot of different options for labels! Here are just a few I have tried in the past: Custom order tags Custom order ribbons Hand written Printed Sewn into the corner Sewn on as a patch When I first started quilting I labeled my quilts by hand! You can use some of these archival pens to write a label and then applique it onto the back of your quilt. Hot tip - tape your fabric onto some lined notebook paper or graph paper to keep all your words in line! (The pens above say they are not recommended for fabric, but I've used them on fabric and it's been fine!) (I'm just realizing in this moment I have been quilting for almost twenty years!) In the early days of my business I used these custom made tags that I would stitch onto the back or into the seams of my quilts. I made custom quilts, baby shoes, pillows and Christmas stockings I sold on Etsy and these labels were super simple to throw on! I found these on Etsy from another maker. But my favorite way to label a quilt is with a printed label! I use my home printer to print on my regular, quilters cotton fabric. I'm not guaranteeing that this will work with every printer so test this out at your own risk! I'm using an older HP Office Jet printer. Here's a step by step: Type up the words you want on your quilt label: This is totally custom, but make sure you include your information as the maker on the label. For this example I'm using a favorite fictional character to show you how I typically label baby quilts. You can include some words from your own heart or your favorite quote to add a nice personal touch! The program I'm using is set for an 8.5 x 11 piece of paper, so I eyeballed the center and where I knew the fabric will be taped down. Then I typed the words. (You'll see why my text is at an angle later on!) The label on the left will be sewn into the corner and the label on the right will be applique. Tape your fabric to your paper: You want most of the edges fixed down and to be sure the fabric is as flat as it can be. I eyeballed the placement of the fabric based on where it is in my document but also left some wiggle room when I cut my square in case I needed to trim it once it was printed. You also need to consider how the paper feeds through your printer! Run a test sheet through to see where the top of your paper comes out. Print your label: You can run a test piece of plain paper through the print first to check where your fabric is located and the size of your text. Then run the paper through with you fabric taped on! I've tried iron-on printed sheets and in my experience they just do not hold up to washes! This method words better in my opinion. Trim and prep your label: For this first label I am going to sew it into the corner on the back of the quilt so I pressed it in half and pinned it to my quilt. Then when I attached the binding I made sure to catch the two raw edges with the binding so it would be sewn down. You can hand stitch the folded edge down to finish it off or leave it open like a pocket. You're done! (Here's a sample of what it looks like when you sew down the folded edge) The second option is to press all four edges of the label. Next, pin it to the back side of your quilt and hand stitch around all four edges. This is more like a patch you are adding to the back. You can also add a border if you have some extra fabric scraps laying around like I did here on these patches for our boys! I've washed these quilts several times and the ink has stayed from my printed label. So what do you think? Ready to try this out for yourself? You might also enjoy reading: How to Repair a Quilt What is Modern Quilting? Crazy Quilts: A Family History
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I love using the Two Truths and a Lie strategy to get students practicing applying math concepts in my class. Normally, this is used as an ice breaker. For example, I might share the following three
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Joan Miro was an artist who didn't subscribe to any artistic label. Learn more about this incredibly talented artist with these Joan Miro Projects for Kids.
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Every year I like to make a set of these spaceman sticks for my students. It is a great help when teaching your class how to make spaces between words! It is an essential writing tool in my classroom! Simply print the spacemen onto labels (or you can use paper). Then cut the labels to the desired size - I like to cut off some of the white area. Put the stickers onto jumbo craft sticks and secure with a piece of clear packing tape. I also like to add each students name on the bottom of the stick with a permanent marker. Click below to get the labels.
This fun game is perfect for practicing the parts of the body with your ESL students. Have them roll a die and color the body parts in the correct colors.
Students will draw and correctly label the body parts. This rubric can be used to grade and assess their work. ...
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De uiterst comfortabele pasvorm van 3D-breisel. Met losse, ruimvallende snit. - Soepel, 100% katoen. *Bewaar dit kledingstuk opgevouwen. De vorm en afmetingen kunnen namelijk veranderen als het aan een kledinghanger wordt opgehangen. - Naadloos 3D-breisel zorgt voor een comfortabele pasvorm. *Tags en kwaliteitslabel hebben naden. - Naadloos breiwerk voor een verfijnde look. - Losse snit. - Rechte mouwen die niet strak zitten. - Veelzijdig ontwerp, om op verschillende manieren te dragen. - Getoonde afbeeldingen kunnen kleuren bevatten die niet beschikbaar zijn.
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This is a roll sheet that can be used to document scores, attendance, or anything else you need. All you have to do is go in and type your names. If you want to label the columns you can also do that. I hope you find it helpful. ...
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Isolating Colors Chart I hope you are having a great week! I was coloring a tutorial image for Tracing Memories outline, and I realize...
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Start your students out on their geographical tour of the USA with these free, printable USA Map Worksheets. From labeled to blank maps, these worksheets will learn & retain the geography of the US.
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Short activity on gradable/non-gradable adjectives to use in class or as homework. Students have o fill in the gaps with the correct form of the given adjective. At the bottom of the page, there is a second task where they have to create two sentences. - ESL worksheets
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I must admit that our Geometric Solids have been rarely used in our classroom, probably because it didn't inspire the children. The children have been introduced to the names of each solids but this is not a popular activity. I had been thinking about extending the exercise but never gor around it until I finally got onto Montessori for Everyone and downloaded a set of matching cards to be used in conjunction with the geometric solids. The set of cards depicts each of the Geometric Solids with several corresponding photos for each shape. The photos represent objects in the child’s environment/community. I made a set of 10 labelled geometric solid cards to be placed under each solid and a set of 30 picture cards for sorting. I placed them all in a basket, right beside the geometric solids on our sensorial shelves. The child will be asked to first match the geometric solid cards to the solids. Then, he picks the set of picture cards and places each one of them under their corresponding solid. Picture borrows from Montessori Albums The first thing I do is to bring a child to the sensorial shelves and tell him/her that I am going to show him/her how to work with a new piece of material. I use the work cycle to present the exercise At the start of the lesson, we first place the solids horizontally from left to right on the top of the mat. I then re-introduce the names of the solids. As I go over each name, I point at the name labelled on the cards. I introduce the matching Geometric Solid cards and show the child how to match them to the solids. Once the child is successful with the first set of cards, I then invite her to sort the remaining picture cards underneath. Everytimethe child places a card underneath a solid card, I ask her/him why she/he does so, enticing her/him to think about the shape and its characteristics. Once child placed the tent under the rectangular prism and when asked why, he said: “well, it has a rectangle shape here and a triangle shape here. And I have slept in a tent before with my Mam and Dad, so I know”. This comment spurred a flow of other comments from the children who eagerly shared their own experience. Once the exercise is completed, I show the child how she could turn the cards around and check for herself if her work was correct. Each card is colour-coded for control of error. I then show her how to tidy up the picture cards first from left to right, row by row. Then we pick up the labelled geometric cards from left to right. We place all the cards back in their basket. We then pick up all the solids from left to right and place them all in their basket. Both baskets are then returned to the sensorial shelves. I have to admit, this is not a table top activity and I should have presented the exercise on the floor. There is always room for improvement!!! All in all though, I found this activity absolutely brilliant for several reasons: During one of my many presentations, many children gathered up around Millie ( 4 years old) and myself. I was surprised with the visual impact the cards created once they were all laid out with the Geometric Solids. In fact, throughout the lesson, several children in the classroom came to see what the "new work" was and I heard more remark, "Oooh, what's that? I want to do that!" It was heartening to see a new interest develop in the Geometric Solids sparked by this set. Children may make several observations about this work. This activity was brilliant to begin discussions. First of all, the children realised quickly that certain shapes are much more likely to occur in nature (ellipsoids) while others are much more likely to occur in human made construction (pyramids). And the ones made by men are much harder to find than the others. It was wonderful to see the children speculate as to why that is, and brainstorm about other examples of each of these types of solids. The children’s range of vocabulary as we revised the names of all the solids and compared them to their day-to-day usage. For instance, people commonly refer to any structure that starts broadly and ends narrowly as a pyramid (a child’s tower of blocks, for example). The children know to spot the differences between a square-based pyramid and a triangular pyramid. It got the children to look at the details of each shape more carefully by comparing and matching. So if you want to stimulates your children’s awareness of geometric shapes, this is the way to go! The activity introduces them to mathematical concepts (geometry) And believe it or not, but the whole exercise indirectly introduces children to art appreciation as they learn about the specific characteristics of each solid. Ok... as I am studying like mad at the moment for my Montessori Degree, I decided to link this activity to theory. So, you may want to quit the reading of this post right here as it is going to get a bit "boring" for some of you!!! But believe me, it is a great practising exercise for me. So just bear with me!! "Teachers in general are continually looking for ways to guide students’ understanding of mathematical concepts. Contemporary research has demonstrated that pre-schoolers need opportunities to explore their world and experience mathematics. There are 3 fundamental mathematical concepts that form the building blocks of mathematical and scientific knowledge: matching, classification, order & seriation. The development of these concepts allows the children to organize and categorize information so that when they start formal schooling, they begin to apply fundamental concepts by exploring ideas both in maths and science (Charlesworth and Lind, 1999). The constructivist paradigm based on Piaget’s (1955) theory of cognitive development has long provided a framework for educational practices in which children gain concepts trough involvement with the environment and construct their knowledge as they explore their surroundings. This means using manipulative materials that enable children to engage in active learning. Using pictures of objects that can be found in the children’s everyday life gives them the right experience in assessing the different characteristics of the solids and help the children to place them in their environment. Also, having a print rich, or literacy rich environment is an important aspect of a child’s literacy education. According to one study, exposure to written language helps children develop a number of things including: awareness of print, phonemic awareness, letter naming, listening comprehension and eventually word reading. (Gunn, Simmons, & Kameenui, 1995, 3). Marie Clay (Teale & Sulzby, 1986) was the first person to introduce the term emergent literacy to describe the behaviors used by young children with books and printed words, even though the children could not actually read and write in the conventional sense. Mary Clay suggests that literacy development begins way before children start formal instruction in elementary school (Teale & Sulzby, 1986). Children have been found to learn about written language as they actively engage with adults in reading and writing situations; as they explore print on their own; and as they observe others around them engaged in literacy activities (Teale & Sulzby, 1986). For example, when hearing me say the word “ellipsoid” a few times and pointing at the printed word at the same time, the children are not just memorizing the word, but actually learning that printed words carry a meaning. And this is why labelling is very important. In a Montessori environment, we use lots of nomenclatures and 3 part-cards with words printed on the cards. Just like in this activity. Repetition will provide experience for the children and help them associate the printed word with its meaning or what it represents." I hope I make sense!
