Ribbon Labels

You Will Need

- PROJECT BUDGET
- Almost Nothing

Add the professional touch to your personal creations.

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Print out your design on to transfer paper, remember that it has to be reversed or the transfer wont work. Cut two strips of white ribbon.
Iron the transfer on to the labels. Make sure to iron it a few times so that all of the print transfers properly.

Carefully peel back the transfer to reveal the design on the label.
Fold over, so that the design is on the inside, and sew along the edge.

Snip off any excess ribbon and fold inside out. You're label is now ready to be sewn in to your creations.

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Peptogirl

23 Dec 04:21

Thanks for the tute! I wish I had seen this earlier! These tags would be great on the checkbook cover that I made my sister and the fleece & applique scarves that I made my cousins. I guess there's always next year :)

Kara

23 Dec 20:47

Very ingenious!

Melissa (MakingOneForYou)

28 Dec 15:40

WHAT A NEAT AND EASY IDEA!

Thank you! These will be awesome on the crochet Tams & Hats I create on Ebay! Thanks soooo much!

k.d. Lee

02 Jan 02:31

instead of using iron on transfer paper, print out laser(or copy machine) and use a xylyne(AD) marker to rub on the back. Your ribbon will still be soft, and have the detailed lettering.

Melody

18 Apr 02:28

Hi - wow - how cool is this tip!!! Will save me a mint in labels for sewing projects. Thanks so much!

nini

18 Apr 19:47

it\'s a great idea thanks for sharing ....

I want to do on my own ....
it\'s cool
nini

Ashley

12 May 13:45

Wow, this is a really neat tutorial! That's a great idea, and seems pretty simple. It's a neat idea, I'll have to remember that next time I make stuff. ^___^ Thanks