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Remember when you were little and your Grandma would knit you a sweater or sew you a pinafore dress and attach that little label to the inside that read “Made Especially for You by Grandma”? It was that little personalized touch that made the gift so special even though instead of clothing, you really rather of had a Barbie or the latest album as a present.

Sterling Name Tape Company makes custom-printed labels that are surprisingly affordable and very durable. They come in a few different tape colors, a variety of sizes and a ton of color printing options. Plus the company has been around for over a hundred years!

I have been ordering labels from them for years and have always been happy with the results. I order the labels in white and then just hand-dye them using Rit Dye in Rose.

Whether you are an aspiring designer or just like to make stuff, now you can have your very own label to personalize your creations.

• Tutorial: Print your own fabric labels
• Free printable: Wrapper labels for fabric remnants
• Tutorial: Stamped twill fabric labels
• Tutorial: Custom fabric labels using MS Word
• Freebie: Printable gift tags for your sewn items

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