Sewing labels

When I first started my business five years ago, I will admit that I didn't have all my ducks in a row. Sure I had a logo and business cards, but I didn't have proper labels to attach to all my items. About a year into doing craft shows and markets I decided I needed to focus a bit on branding and t

How to Make Clothing Labels - 3 Ways to Make Clothing Tags for Your Handmade Items - Melly Sews

18 easy tutorials for making your own fabric labels listed in this post. Making fabric labels for clothing, quilts or other handmade items is really easy.

About this item Material: cotton. It is safe to use in children's products and is very soft. Machine washable, tumble dry and disassemble; The printing will not fade and the label will last for years. The woven labels or tags are easy to use while they are removable and reusable at any point. The tags are non-fraying while remaining flexible and soft. Ideal labels for clothing, bed and bath linens. Looking for labels that give your item that perfectly thought out & finished look? These…

Signing your sewing projects has never been easier with these printable sewing labels. They are easy to make and print on your home printer.

Learn how to make a quilt label for a personalized finishing touch to your latest quilting project.

PRICES MAY VARY. This Custom Clothing Label/Tag is BEST for branding your garments, sewing, knitting, clothing, stitching, crafts, handmade business, fashion boutique, personal belonging etc. All designs can be customized! You can put your LOGO, Brand, Fabric Content, Wash Care Instruction or other info whatever you want to this label. The label width is 1.2inch/30mm only, and length 1.5inch/40mm, 2inch/50mm, 2.4inch/60mm, 2.8inch/70mm, 3.2inch/80mm for your option. (the size here is before…

Create your own sew in fabric labels for your handmade products or homemade gifts using upcycled pillowcases or sheets!

clothing labels for the masses tutorial My most frequently asked question is about my clothing labels. Where did you get them? Did you make them? I did make them. And it was really easy. And

I wanted to share with you how I make my own iron-on fabric labels. These labels are probably not suitable for items that need laundering, (SEE UDATE BELOW) but they work great for that professional finishing touch for my thread catchers. I use June Tailor Colorfast White Printer Fabric, shown here. I purchase the 10 pack and ALWAYS use my 50% off coupon at JoAnn's. This package yields 360 labels! The next step is to print the labels. I created a document in Word with four columns. I lined…