DIY clothes tags

If you do a lot of sewing you’ve probably wondered how to make your own DIY clothing tags or clothing labels. I’ve tried sew-in tags in the past but I always forget to add them until it’s too late and my kids find them a bit itchy. Here are a few ideas you can use to make your own clothing labels. First, I’ll show you how I made one. Then, I’ll show you a few other ideas from around the internet to help you make your own tags or labels.

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

Adding custom fabric tags to your handmade dolls or clothes brings them to the next level. Save money; use this guide to make your own custom fabric tags.

Add these tags to any home made christmas gift, or halloween crafts (costumes) to help organize your life!

I've been toying around with the idea of personalizing all my handmade creations with labels for awhile now, and I'm thrilled to say that I'...

❀ ❀ ❀ Here it is! Our simple hang tag for your fashion product. You can use to give details about your product or any instruction how to take care your product. Easy to edit and customize the text, input image or change text color without any software. Edit online, save it and print for your business. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DESIGN SPECS : ✢ One-side design with 3 different background options ✢ Dimension : 2x3.5 inch ✢…

With the steps on how to embroider clothing labels you are likely to save time and have numerous embellished labels at your disposal within minutes.

I've gathered some of the coolest and most unique ways to make your own labels for your crochet projects today! If you're anything like me, you jump on an opportunity to make something yourself rather than buy it, and I think this is a great example. It can get expensive to buy y

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