"made for you by" labels

[boyforpele13]

anyone know a good place to get these reasonably priced? I found this place and the prices are good, but i dont' love any of the designs. i am not up for making my own, i know people do that, i am too lazy.

thanks!

[losnana]

I ordered mine from www.charmwoven.com. They had several styles for knitting and crocheting.

[tilllie]

Have you tried a yarn store? I saw some in one in my area last week. I "googled" made by labels once and found some but would have had to buy something like 100 so decided to pass! Good luck with your search. /tillie

[janelanespaintbrush]

You could try this.

[snowbear]

saw some at wal-mart.... crafted by.....

[boyforpele13]

thanks everyone! i think i'm going to go with that charmwoven.com.

[itscryttle]

We (my mother and I) are currently trying to figure out a way to label some items we want to send to my G-ma who lives in a nursing home. Her things need to be labeled or they get "lost"

I just finished knitting her a beautiful wrap but can't figure out how to label it.

You could try this.

I like this idea! Something I can do myself and customize it how I want.

[letah75]

OMG, I was just thinking about asking this question last night. I was talking to my friend, and she said that usually a local fabric store, like Hancocks, will have them.

[cookworm]

You could try this.

Iron-on transfers on satin ribbon--what a creative idea!!! I've used iron-on transfers before, but I did it on regular cotton fabric, then I had to sew up all the ends, etc. to make a nice looking label. This you could cut the ends with a pair of pinking shears, put on some "Fray Check", and you're good to go! Thanks for posting this idea!

[Andrea]

I ordered business cards from a free business card site where I put my name on it and "Washing Instructions on Reverse" on the front...then I can put any details I want the recipient to see.

It doesn't attach to the garment, but I'm just throwing out other options