Cricut Tutorial: Tagless clothing labels using transfer vinyl

Tutorial: Tagless clothing labels using transfer vinyl

Kimbo from A Girl and a Glue Gun shows how she makes tagless clothing labels using a Cricut transfer vinyl. If you have a Silhouette or a Cricut, you can make your iron-on labels say anything you want. Label it with your child’s name, or the garment size, or a “handmade by mom” message. The DIY labels are small so you can use scraps of transfer vinyl left over from other projects to save money. What a great way to make your own clothing labels.

Click below for her tutorial:

Iron on Vinyl Tags for Homemade clothes and giveaway!, by A Girl and a Glue Gun

[photos from A Girl and a Glue Gun]

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