Canvas work "signing"

Y'know, after I did the canvas pieces this past year, I realized I
didn't put my usual initials/date on the pieces, because there's really
no place to do that. I guess I'll just have to write on the back of the
framing.

How do those of you who do canvaswork "sign" your pieces?

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Joan,

I do exactly what you're planning on doing. I print out the pertinent info and include it in an envelope taped to the back.

I've yet to complete a canvas piece where I felt adding my initials on the front would be appropriate. Funny, isn't it?

Donna in Virginia

On Friday, June 29, 2012 10:07:19 AM UTC-4, ndjoan wrote:
Y'know, after I did the canvas pieces this past year, I realized I
didn't put my usual initials/date on the pieces, because there's really
no place to do that. I guess I'll just have to write on the back of the
framing.

How do those of you who do canvaswork "sign" your pieces?

--
Joan


See my needlework he
http://community.webshots.com/user/ndjoan

If worries can cure your sickness, prolong your life, or replace
happiness, then go ahead and worry! If they can't, why worry?

Enjoy every moment of your life...there is no second chance.

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On Friday, June 29, 2012 5:07:19 PM UTC+3, ndjoan wrote:

I never sign in the front of my fiberart work , but add an embroidered piece of cloth on the back
mirjam
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On Fri, 29 Jun 2012 09:07:19 -0500, ndjoan
wrote:

How do those of you who do canvaswork "sign" your pieces?

I sometimes sign sewn-fabric work with fly-stitch letters (two facing
for an o, one off-center for a j, one fly stitch and one straight
stitch for b and d, etc.) worked in sewing thread. It seems to me
that fly stitch sewn "rocker" style (i.e., not stab stitch) could be
worked into the yarns on the back of canvas work.

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Thanks for all the ideas, everyone. I will have to ponder which way
would be best for me.


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Joan


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