Sewing labels
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Sewing labels
Within the past week I received an email that had sewing labels on sale. They were the small one that had made by and your name, and a few others, but now I can't find it. Where do you get your labels from? Thanks
Laurel/ oneteappot
Laurel/ oneteappot
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Why not make your own? They're not that hard. Of course it depends on what you want to say on it but I've put my own on. I just hand embroider/stitch the letters and you can sew script. Many use permanent markers and you could use a marking pen for your label design.
#5
My late friend had some made up for me, she preferred those over the ones I made for quilts I gave her.
I have used about 50 or more ans have at least that many more left. Not all my quilts get labels. I hate putting them on and think they ruin the looks, even on the backs. My oldest Granddaughter thinks I should out them on as they add a personal touch. She has 4 or 5 and a comforter and her's doesn't have a label.
I have used about 50 or more ans have at least that many more left. Not all my quilts get labels. I hate putting them on and think they ruin the looks, even on the backs. My oldest Granddaughter thinks I should out them on as they add a personal touch. She has 4 or 5 and a comforter and her's doesn't have a label.
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I didn't want them for quilts actually. I wanted them to sew into totes that I make for some of my friends. I could make them, I have an embroidery machine. Just looking for the time saver feature, LOL! Thanks for all the suggestions.
Laurel
Laurel
#8
Since you know how to use your embroidery machine, why don't you just make your own. Or eve, just put you name somewhere in the lining or inside a pocker.
I have done this for my flannel quilts so the label doesn't get in the way of the quilt's design and colors.
I have done this for my flannel quilts so the label doesn't get in the way of the quilt's design and colors.
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