Can anyone tell me what fabric the labels are made out of? I really like the strength that they seem to have and wouldn't mind making some of my own. Thanks to whoever that can help.
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Wish I could help but I don't know what you mean by Downy qult label.
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I make my own out of a fabric I bought some years ago. It was going to be for backing but I fell in love with it and will not use it for anything else but labels. Here is one.
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Originally Posted by JanetM
Wish I could help but I don't know what you mean by Downy qult label.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-27514-1.htm I ordered one of the kits to be sent, so I really don't know yet how their labels are made. |
These are commercially made, woven labels.
I have seen some similar on the net, but I don't remember where I saw them, sorry. |
Why don't you ask the people at their website? I know what you are speaking of. You might want to try some photo fabric for your labels. That is tough stuff.
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ok jude, I'll have to look at the photo fabric thanks. What do you guys think about muslin? I've heard it mentioned often on thes board but have never seen is so I was wondering about that also.
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I use muslin and fabric pens to design my own labels
(usually has a cat in the corner). Catlady |
Just dug my kit out so I could check the label. I'm taking the kit with me to my retreat next month, love that it's all cut when it arrives!
The label looks like what is put in clothing, woven of nylon would be my guess. Here's one I found http://www.arrowtextiles.com/docs/sm...s-accepted.php Made me laugh, this is their link for "small orders," which would cost a minimum of $300!! |
:shock: that is a LOT of fabric money :lol::lol::lol: I think I will stick to printing or making my own by hand :wink:
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