DIY Clothing Labels | Handmade business hacks

Directions and Links to the items I use below:

Avery Printable Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics - https://amzn.to/4eab9aZ

Berwick 5/8" Wide Single Face Satin Ribbon - https://amzn.to/3Xu5rer

Dritz Notions Mighty Travel Steam Iron - https://amzn.to/3AS6ImY
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DIY Clothing Label Directions:

1. I design my tags on illustrator but you can make them in pages, word or in the cricut design space
2. Start by creating a rectangle that measures 5.5"x.625"
3. Make sure your logos are 2 inches apart from each other
4. Leave at least 1/4" on one side of rectangle before adding your logo
5. Group everything in the rectangle and duplicate it 12 times with no gaps
6. Highlight all the rectangles and align them
7. Once that's done, make sure to REFLECT (reverse) the labels before printing
8. Print on fabric transfer sheets for light fabrics
9. For these labels I use a glossy ribbon that is 5/8" wide
10. Remove lint from ribbon *very important*
11. Iron the transfer sheets on the glossy side of the ribbon
12. When the paper is cool to touch, peel off sheet
13. Cut labels into 2-1/2" rectangles with the logo on one side of it
14. Fold in half and sew it into your handmade clothing!

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