How to print your own fabric labels
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2016
- This is an updated version of a very old video as I wanted to re-share a much improved way of printing your own labels. I hope you find it useful.
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I understand that brand new fabrics have something added to them in the factory (like sizing) so they look nice on the bolt, but it washes out in the first wash, so you must prewash your fabric before you begin this process and the ink will be much more likely to be permanent. Also, iron the fabric after it comes out of the printer in order to set the ink into the fabric. Use a press cloth or a sheet of regular printer paper to keep any ink from getting on your iron, or smearing across your label sheet. then flip your label cloth over and iron it on the back as well.
Wow, thank you. That's very informative
Thank you 😊
. many thanks 🙏
Love how you always go step by step and don't miss anything out. Fabulous! xxx
That was awesome! Thanks for sharing you're tutorials, they are very informative. You are so crafty and economical it's a pleasure watching all your videos. Much Love sent from the USA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This has been so helpful. This video has saved me some money as I was ready to purchase transfer paper and ribbon. I already have all of the materials. Thank you.
Mind blown!!! Running out now to get freezer paper and get started! You’re a penny saver, thank you!
This is a brilliant tutorial. Thanks for posting. Really helps me understand better. I've never seen it demo'd on anything other than a scan n cut.
I just tried this and the results were amazing! Thanks so much!
This was very helpful an it's a beautiful idea thank you very much..may you continue to be blessed
I just tried this and I am very pleased. I have two gifts to give soon from "Uncle" and my normal "made-by" labels are not personal enough. Thank you for this tip!
Thank you for showing the clever technique of making nice labels
Thank you for sharing your talents. I have been looking on how to make my own labels on fabric, thank you very much. Great instructions, very easy to follow.
Thanks! I used pay for my labels to be made. Now I can make them at home! And I used wax paper instead it still came out perfect. Thanks so much for sharing!
This was so amazing and extremely help my hubby and I cannot wait to try it. Thank you so much.
For those wondering or having issues with the color bleeding or fading, try soaking your labels in white vinegar! After they’ve printed and dried, place them on a cookie sheet (one sheet at a time), let them sit and soak in the white vinegar for about 5 minutes, allow them to dry completely before using and done!
this keeps them from fading?? Really? wow. thanks!~~
I was just going to ask if you could iron the wax side of the paper over the print and if that would help but this vinegar idea is awesome. I will try.
@@krissifaith6709 Did it actually work?
@@31Lcons Did it end up working?
Sure to try it myself😊 thanks
I'm glad i cane across this.
I have to say this is an excellent idea.I spent money on transfer paper,and it didnt work.After i seen your material i didnt have that freezer paper in house so i used thermal paper the one im using to print shipping labels (A6 i made small squares) and it works.Thank you for sharing your material,really useful.
I love your method! I'm definitely going to try this. Thank you for making this tutorial ❤️
OMG I have been trying to figure out how to do this for ages. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!Your explanation made it perfectly clear. Every Tutorial I've ever seen never explained how to do it with wax paper. I was always left confused about where to buy the type of paper they were using. I feel like I just hit the jackpot. Lol Thank you again! You are a great teacher! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi I know how you're feeling. I was sending messages to everyone I watched on YT and no one ever reponded. I havent tried this yet, but once I am done gathering my materials, I am going to use this to personalize my work.
awesome video! easy, straight forward, nothing to buy really, thanx so very much!
Thank you! I really enjoyed this tutorial, something I never thought I could do at home!
Thank you! i found this one the most useful AND you were the only one who answered my question about fading :)
thanks for every video u share with us i learn every things from u thanks once again sis
Congratulations happyberry!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You have such perfect timing. I was literally just looking at labels on Etsy and I just couldn't find what I was looking for, thank you for this :)
he he glad to help!
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for sharing
I love it..it's so simple and looks delicate. Thanks for sharing 😊
These are really cool, thanks for sharing!
Omg!! Thanks so much for this tutorial. It is very useful info😄
Thanks for this. My daughter is a Graphic Design student and has all the fun programs to do vector graphics. We may have to give this a try on the Christmas break.
GREAT tutorial thanks you so much! I always like your tutorials
You are quite detailed. Thanks for this. And I just subscribed for this.
Thanks, that kind of extra tips worth a lot!
Thank you you are so amazing ! I love the video it is just came on time for a ford able printer. Go girl you made my day!
The ink/printing is more permanent if printed on PFD fabric or you can pre-treat your own natural cotton or silk fabric with "BubbleJet" following instructions on label.
(PFD: Prepared For Dying -- HTHs).
Perfect little tag for my amigurumi projects. Thank you for sharing
Another great instruction. Thank you.
fantastic thank you so much for sharing I'm definitely going to try and make my own labels for my knitted hats !
Thank you sooo much, that a really awesome video 👍🏼 good job 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much for this video. I just made 4 sheets of it this evening. Luckily, I had the wax paper, white high quality cotton fabric and the computer software. They turned out terrific. Now for the vinegar tip.
Did the vinegar tip work?
I tried this methinks. It works perfectly fine. Thank you so much!
YOUR A BLOODY LEGEND. thanks!
Thanks. I always wanted to try this but not sure that I could be successful. You method seems very easy to do. I will definitely try it. Ann from Va. USA 🇺🇸
Brilliant idea, thank you so much. Great way to do these for my grand children with their own name on when I make them something. - also great for marking PE kits & coats. xx
Wow very impressive, I'm going to try it for sure, I've been following you for a very long time, you never cease to amaze me...greetings from Canada
Aww thank you Connie :)
Thanks for a wonderful tutorial!
So clever, and simple to do, thank you for sharing
Love it love it thank u ur work always easy to follow 👍👍
Great idea, thanks you for sharing this video.
Brilliant concept thanks for sharing this
That is really cool!!! Thank you for showing this. I never knew how to do this.
I have been looking for a cost effective way of printing labels... I will try it.. 😊
omg!!! thank you so much for this video ...i'm launching my own clthing line in may so this helps me alot from spending unesscessary money ...xoxo , you're such a good teacher
Thank you. It's very halpful information!
It works thank you so very much for sharing this
Thank you so very much for this great tutorial! :)
WOW, awesome I need to try this out, thank you so much for my knitted items :)
This is brilliant! Thank you so much!
Omg thank u so much for this idea, thanks to you now my finish product are going to be label by me thank u
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!😁 I just made some! They came out great!😁
Wowwwww . Thank you,thank you 😳😳😳😳,you are awesomely generous.
it's so informative, and timely for me. thnx :)
Thank you for the tutorial! I'm off to look for the materials!!
Going to try thank you for sharing this
Great insight! Thank you!
That is so cool. Don't know if we have freezer paper in Australia but I'll find something suitable. Fabulous idea, thanks so much 👍✖️
I love this. i'm gonna try. Thanks!!
Love this, thank you
Brilliant. Thank you!
Good tutorial!! 💜💜💜
Excellent, thank you very much.👍
awesome video! thanks!
great tutorial!
Thank you for this video.
Just Amazing thank you for sharring
thanks for the tutorial dear
Awesome idea thank you so much! I will try this!! :)
Amazing video
this worked!! Thank you!!
great as always :)
Cool! Thanks for sharing.
HappyBerry your awesome!
Aww thank you :)
Great help thank you
very easy, thank you!
thank you for sharing this
Love this video !! Thank you it was very helpful wonder if I can make the printer paper and ask a person in public places to use my personal freezer paper to print
Very nice job. I was just wondering how to do this!
You can get the freezer paper from hobbycraft and boyes in the uk.
Useful to know, bit of a Hobbycraft fanatic :D
thanks for the info~ I really need to make Labels
Brilliant ❤
this is awesome! thank you!
Clearly explained...Tfs
Thats awesome thank you!!!!!
Was so nice
LOVE IT!
What a great idea. I could see this method working for fabric dolls' faces too. Could either leave them as-is, or use the printed design as a template to embroider over. Thanks, you've got my mind working now!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you
There is a product called Inkpress Image Guard which is a spray-on and is a water resistant coating for inkjet printed images. it is made by Inkpress Digital Media and is available online.
thank you sister 😙😙😙