Let's Make Custom DIY Printed Fabric Labels You Can Create for Bags, Clothes, Apparel & More!
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2021
- In this video we’re making fabric printed bag tags at home using typical household equipment and supplies - with one main exception. The “magic sauce” for this “recipe” is Bubble Jet Set 2000. It’s AMAZING!
You’ll need to create or purchase a file with your desired labels. I’m {briefly} demonstrating using Publisher, but you can use any program you’d like to create your sheet. DesignBundle.Net is a great resource if you’re looking for graphic labels (not custom). {Alternatively, I would be happy to create your custom label for you for a small fee.}
ˋˏ ༻✿༺ ˎˊ UPDATE: Here's another (easier and free option) to create your printable labels: • Let's Use Avery Labels...
✿FOR MORE DETAILED MICROSOFT PUBLISHER INSTRUCTIOS, CHECK OUT MY EARLIER TUTORIAL: • Let's use Microsoft Pu...
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TIMESTAMPS: Click on the blue number to jump through the content.
00:13 Project Description
01:46 Supplies & Materials - Necessary
04:19 Optional Supplies
04:30 Let’s Treat the Fabric
05:40 Prep for Printing
07:39 Discussing the Label Set Up & Print Function Using Publisher
10:26 Printed Project!
11:10 One More Treatment Step - Liquid Fabric Softener
13:28 Time to Cut Them Down to Size
15:27 Fusible Labels - Applying Heat & Bond Lite
17:33 Fusible Labels - Cutting & Fusing to Sample Material
20:20 Closing Remarks, Chatting About Upcoming Tutorials
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HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED:
Light/Neutral Fabric (I recommend Cotton) at least 9.5” x 12” per sheet of labels
Bubble Jet Set 2000
www.amazon.com/Bubble-Jet-Set...
Gloves
Container with lid (to soak your fabric and to save the excess solution)
Ruler
Rotary cutter or scissors
Iron
Ironing board
Hanger
Clothespins (optional)
Liquid fabric softener (I get mine from Dollar Tree)
Water
Medium size bowl
Inket printer with toner (mine is a HP Envy Inkjet 5530)
Standard white copy paper
Basting adhesive spray
www.amazon.com/Therm-Web-Spra...
Computer with Editing Software.
✨OPTIONAL - FOR FUSIBLE BAG TAGS:
Heat & Bond Lite Sewable Iron-On Adhesive
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00... - Jak na to + styl
Great tutorial. You explain the process so thoroughly. Will definitely be making my own labels. Can’t wait to see more of your tutorials. 😊
Thank you!!!
Love this one too!!! 🥰
Yay! Thank you!
Another great tutorial! Looking forward to more. Thank you.
Thank you!!!
Love this video, thanks for all the tips!
You're so welcome! I’m glad you liked it!
Love your tutorials!! 🥰🥰
That just made my day! Thank you!
Thank u for another amazing video xx
Thanks so much for watching!
Fantastic video, off to Amazon to order supplies and give this a try. Thank you.
Ooooh! Be sure to let me see how they turned out
Such a fun tutorial. I have used ink jet set & rinse for over 20 years to print on fabric. It works great. I appreciate your tip of using fabric softener instead of ink jet rinse to set the ink, it sure saves on cost! To save a step, you can use freezer paper as a carrier sheet for printing (instead of copy paper and temporary adhesive spray!). Enjoying your channel!
Thank you! I’m so glad you are enjoying it.
Yes, the freezer paper works great, too! I also like it to use as a stencil for printing on burlap - but that’s another tutorial for another day.
Are you a quilter? I’m always astounded by the self-printed fabric quilts I see. Glorious art!
@@CharmingCheek yes, I’m a quilter and bag maker! I’d love to
see your burlap printing technique! So many fun projects…
@@mwdavid48 I need more hours in the day! What’s better than filling time with creativity?
Great tutorial ❤️❤️❤️, new subbie
Thank you!!!
Love all the label ideas. Keep 'em coming. BTW, have you tried Freezer Paper as a carrier sheet? Works great. I send fabric thru printer very successfully. Very economical as each sheet can be used many times. Buy on the roll at grocery store or pre-cut sheets on Amazon. Thanks for this cool vid!
Hi! I have used it before and it does work well! I made the cutest little Thanksgiving burlap garland a few years ago when burlap was all the rage. Super fun!
Have you thought about printing on tissue paper? Seems like it would fall in line with your series
Hi! I’ve done that for tumblers but completely forgot about it for the tags! Thanks so much for mentioning it!
I wish you lived next door!
Me too!
just found this video and love it! question... you peeled the fabric after printing and went right into heat and bond. why is there no need to go through the fabric softener step? If it's ironing that sets the print, is the softener step not needed if you just iron the folded type?
Great question! I skipped that step here but should have explained the fabric softener step should be followed to be safe.
Great video, very informative. Did you mix the solution with water or use it as is?
Just use as is from the bottle
@@CharmingCheek thank you 🙏
You’re welcome! Hope you have fun with the project!
could you use freezer paper to put fabric thru printer?
I think you can. I’ve done it before with fabric but I was concerned that the fabric treatment may interfere with the bonding.
Give it a try and let us know how it went!
For iron on the fabric softner step is skipped?
Hi Deb! Do you mean for iron on printed transfers? In that case you wouldn’t need to use the jet set or fabric softener.
Let me know if I misunderstood your question.
I use printable canvas for labels...I use a sublimation printer.
That’s a great idea, too!
@@CharmingCheek got on Amazon....good price! I would like to change the design of labels going to try your Avery one thanks for the great ideas
@@beebeej1 you’re welcome! I have the canvas to show as one of the two other options I mentioned. I really like that you don’t need anything extra and that you can customize them! Thanks for watching and commenting!
People who have lean cutting mats don’t make anything!,
This needs to be a sign in my studio!