has begun to fade
question: What is happening to the maker's mark?, context: Saving written text on a quilt. I'm posting this for my fiancé who doesn't even know what reddit is, so forgive me if I can't answer you're technical sewing questions about this Haha. Her mother was a quilter and she has several quilts that she made over the years. She died a few years ago and now after washing her mother's quilts a few times the... label I guess you would call it... the patch on the back of the quilt where she wrote in marker the name of the quilt and the a little bit about it, has begun to fade. She is getting very sad every time she has to wash the quilts because the marker fades a little bit more each time. The writing was done by her mother and has a lot of sentimental value to her. I was wondering if there's a way of preserving that part so it won't fade anymore?
What is happening to the maker's mark?
the patch on the back of the quilt where she wrote in marker the name of the quilt and the a little bit about it, has begun to fade .
Saving written text on a quilt. I'm posting this for my fiancé who doesn't even know what reddit is, so forgive me if I can't answer you're technical sewing questions about this Haha. Her mother was a quilter and she has several quilts that she made over the years. She died a few years ago and now after washing her mother's quilts a few times the... label I guess you would call it... the patch on the back of the quilt where she wrote in marker the name of the quilt and the a little bit about it, has begun to fade. She is getting very sad every time she has to wash the quilts because the marker fades a little bit more each time. The writing was done by her mother and has a lot of sentimental value to her. I was wondering if there's a way of preserving that part so it won't fade anymore?
the patch on the back of the quilt where she wrote in marker the name of the quilt and the a little bit about it, <hl> has begun to fade <hl> .
Saving written text on a quilt. I'm posting this for my fiancé who doesn't even know what reddit is, so forgive me if I can't answer you're technical sewing questions about this Haha. Her mother was a quilter and she has several quilts that she made over the years. She died a few years ago and now after washing her mother's quilts a few times the... label I guess you would call it... the patch on the back of the quilt where she wrote in marker the name of the quilt and the a little bit about it, <hl> has begun to fade <hl>. She is getting very sad every time she has to wash the quilts because the marker fades a little bit more each time. The writing was done by her mother and has a lot of sentimental value to her. I was wondering if there's a way of preserving that part so it won't fade anymore?
Saving written text on a quilt. I'm posting this for my fiancé who doesn't even know what reddit is, so forgive me if I can't answer you're technical sewing questions about this Haha. Her mother was a quilter and she has several quilts that she made over the years. She died a few years ago and now after washing her mother's quilts a few times the... label I guess you would call it... <hl> the patch on the back of the quilt where she wrote in marker the name of the quilt and the a little bit about it, has begun to fade . <hl> She is getting very sad every time she has to wash the quilts because the marker fades a little bit more each time. The writing was done by her mother and has a lot of sentimental value to her. I was wondering if there's a way of preserving that part so it won't fade anymore?