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5 Ways to Make Your Own Fabric Labels
Release time:2013-05-22 Source:admin Reads:
Whether you craft for gifts, to sell at craft fairs, or run a small business, a beautiful fabric label can add the perfect finishing touch. Fabric labels are important for brand recognition and often the only way to identify who made the product. You should proudly display your name or logo on all products you make. It is amazingly easy to make a small run of your own fabric labels. I have found 5 great tutorials for making fabric labels. Allyson Hill shows us how to make sophisticated DIY fabric labels using an ink-jet printer and printable fabric roll. Use the 100% Silk Habotai PhotoFabric Roll,instead of the cotton poplin the author used. Try dipping label edges in watered-down EcoGlue to prevent fraying. Sew Take A Hike offers a Washable Label Tutorial using printable fabric with tips for making labels colorfast and washable. Try making your own printable fabric with 100% organic cotton with the HP Making Printable Fabric tutorial. The tutorial recommends cotton fabric. To make natural fabrics, like cotton and silk, colorfast HP and a few of the above tutorials recommend using Bubble Jet Set 2000. Patchwork Pottery shows how to make fabric labels with iron-on transfer paper. Using iron-on transfers for your labels allows you greater flexibility with the material. Try using 100% organic cotton bias tape or twill tape from Near Sea Naturals available in a variety of widths. Carina’s Craftblog has a cute label tutorial using a self-inking DIY stamp. Using your own stamp is a great way to print your logo on a variety of substrates. You can have a stamp made with your logo or even your own handwriting at most office supply stores. My personal favorite for ingenuity and simplicity is Make Something’s tutorial for typewriter fabric labels. If you have a typewriter this is definitely worth a try. Make it greener: Use remnant fabric from your stash. If you have to buy new fabric, choose 100% organic cotton.

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