Earlier this year I realized with wonder that I only had a few of my original woven labels left to use. I loved them so much that I chose to order another batch from Dutch Label Shop (hooray to past Yvonne for saving and documenting the process I went through with the original order!).
Woven Labels
The labels arrived needing to be folded in half and pressed, so a few days ago (after using up my last woven label from my previous order), I put on a good podcast and pressed them all. Note to self: I don’t like to stand and press all at once for a reason; don’t forget to move your legs around in the future (ouch)!!
Woven Labels
If you are interested in getting your own custom labels made, my older Dutch Label Shop Review post has all the details on the process that I just used to get this new batch made. The only update is that I was able to select a white background option this time. I should be set for years more!
Those look wonderful. I like using a folded label as well, although mine don’t have such a fun logo – just my name!
I remember your original post about these labels and promptly ordered some of my own. Thanks again for the review! :-)
Glad you could repeat the process easily!
I really like the washing instructions on the reverse. Must remember that for when I next order from the label company in France, where I get mine.
Well, these are cool! I love how precise your logo is, and it’s always good to remind our quilt recipients of how to care for the quilts. Thank you for this timely post!
I also think the washing instructions are great to include. Your labels are very cool!
I am glad you received your new labels and love seeing them all prepped and ready to go!
Beautiful labels! I still make unique ones for each quilt. But those are really nice, nice enough to tempt me to change.
How many did you order? You make several mini quilts too. I have only reordered once so far, but I fold and iron them only when I am pressing the binding for that quilt.