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Sew-in Labels Help

EDIT: Found some at namemaker.com. Thanks!

 It seems that I’m finally out of my “made by” labels that I sew into the hats I sell (good thing, they were a misprint but I got them so close to a craft fair that I just went with it). Do any of you have a treasured source for woven labels? Or any other suggestions for that matter? Part of me wants to try printing on fabric and making my own tags so that I can have more flexibility with fonts, and I kind of don’t want to have to choose between flowers or knitting needles on the side.

Thanks in advance for links and suggestions.

October 11th, 2007 | Category: Uncategorized | 7 comments

  • First of all, you have an eye for colour and contrast. I especially love how you can make geometric designs look warm. About the labels why not visit Nation Bright (http://www.nationbright.com... and give it a dekko. They make some really good eco-friendly designs.

  • theshoppingsherpa

    In the meantime you could print your own as a stopgap:

    http://theshoppingsherpa.bl...

  • lindamade

    thanks erin! i knew i had seen them before, and i ended up ordering from there. now to wait five weeks!

  • www.namemaker.com

    sorry about the bad link before.

  • my labels are from www.namemaker.com....they are woven, you can choose one or two lines, no knitting needles necessary. lots of color choices for words and background, too. the only hiccup is the turnaround time- about 4 weeks. you can get them iron on or sew on, too. hope that helps.

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