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Ribbon Labels
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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.
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Iron the transfer on to the labels. Make sure to iron it a few times so that all of the print transfers properly.
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Carefully peel back the transfer to reveal the design on the label.
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Fold over, so that the design is on the inside, and sew along the edge.
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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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Posted By:Cat Morley »
December 19, 2006 21:24
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Clothing & Fabric, Decorating, Halloween, Christmas, and Costumes & Cosplay
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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
Doom Baby
09 Oct 01:35
This is awesome! These are definitely going on the clothes I make from now on!
Chloe
14 Oct 15:06
Can you still use the method on here for transferring pictures on satin ribbon insteed, or shall i just try it out?
x
Tiffany S.
23 Oct 18:34
Such a good idea!
Lee
03 Dec 21:27
This is so clever! Thanks for the post!
stella v.
19 Dec 09:26
groovy idea and saves moolah 2
aileen o.
02 Feb 01:11
I loved this idea and tried it. Now I have a transfer papaer jam and I don't know what to do about it. Have my printer repaired? Get a new printer? This sucks big time.
denisealice
19 Feb 15:35
Just what I needed! Very clever! Thanks for the tip! ;-)
Amber
13 Jul 12:20
Oh WOW... I wish I would have seen this before... this is awesome... and seems so easy!
♥ R.a.c.h.e.l. ♥
20 Jun 19:52
cool!! im gonna try this with a labeler thing and because i know that wont work im gonna sew the label on to ribbon... go ahead and call me crazy!