Quilt tags labels

Learn the reasons and instructions to label your quilt with modern or printable quilt labels and quilt tags.

Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission from the sale if you click through and purchase. Do you label every quilt you make? I have to be honest... I don't! If this is the first you're hear about labeling your quilts here is article with a full history. We really should label the quilts we make though! Imagine years down the road, someone finds this quilt but has no idea why it's so special, who it was made for or who…

Learn how and why to label your quilts, and some different ways to make your own personalized quilt labels

PRICES MAY VARY. This Custom Clothing Label/Tag is BEST for branding your garments, sewing, knitting, clothing, stitching, crafts, handmade business, fashion boutique, personal belonging etc. All designs can be customized! You can put your LOGO, Brand, Fabric Content, Wash Care Instruction or other info whatever you want to this label. The label width is 1.2inch/30mm only, and length 1.5inch/40mm, 2inch/50mm, 2.4inch/60mm, 2.8inch/70mm, 3.2inch/80mm for your option. (the size here is before…

Here it is! The semi-definitive blog post on quilt labeling pens. There is a lot to consider when choosing a labeling pen, which can make it daunting to choose one pen from the many. And what I’ve realized is that each type of fabric takes ink very differently, so one pen might not even b

If you've been wanting to make professional quilt labels from the comfort of your home, this is for you. In a matter of an hour, you will have color-fast printed labels to stitch onto backings or into bindings! My favorite part about this version is that I don't have to rely on my hand-writing; I ca

Learn how to make a quilt label for a personalized finishing touch to your latest quilting project.

I have recently started to label my quilts that I give away. I think it puts that little extra on to it. I thought I would share how I make my labels. I use white solid fabric for my labels. The size can vary but I tend to make them big as a souvenir card if the quilt is a big one. Cut out a piece of fabric slightly bigger than a souvenir card, maybe 1/2 inch-1 inch/ 1 1/2 cm-2 cm bigger (picture 1). Also cut out a piece of light weight iron on interfacing/stabilizer, just the size I want…

I always label my quilts and always encourage others to do the same. This method is quick and simple and I often use the leftover binding from quilts to do these labels, but you can just use any left over fabric from the quilt.

Learn how to print your own fabric labels! Printing on fabric is really perfect for customizing your labels. It's a great way to add your notes, stories, give credit, the reason behind the quilt...and whatever else.