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All about Labels for Handmade Items, Funky Felter

July 18, 2008 by Linda Lanese

Whether you felt, sew, knit, craft and sell your items, you will all want to read what Shalana, the Funky Felter’s article  about labeling.  She has the best site for fabulous felting items, but also has information like labeling and making your own label.  Don’t miss this article!

 

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  1. Shalana, the funky felter says

    July 18, 2008 at 1:05 pm

    thanks Linda! I appreciate that you’ve highlighted my article on labeling. I wrote it because many handmade artists and crafters don’t realize the importance of labeling – as a branding element and to comply with the law. I hope that some find it helpful 🙂

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  1. Labels galore · Sewing @ CraftGossip says:
    July 19, 2008 at 11:54 am

    […] the Craft Gossip Felting Editor had a great post about Labels for your handmade items. As someone who puts my labels on everything I make, adding your personal […]

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