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I would like to get some professional looking labels for my baby crochet items. Since I make hats and shoes mostly, it seems I do not need FTC labels, just CPISA labels. Can someone give me some advice as to how to get labels printed in bulk if I am required to have the date I made the item on them?? Thanks

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Great ideas! I've been wondering how to attach also. Thanks!
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babycrochet
check out http://www.etsy.com/shop/BauerDesigns
BauerDesigns she made some great little labels for me
they are just the right size for hand knit and crocheted items law compliant too
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Ohbabydotcom,

Thanks so much for the site, but it seems as though they are not making fabric tags right now. Maybe some other time! :)

I ordered some satin labels for my baby doll diaper set, I'm still tackling my knit hats. I have some convos out, so hopefully I will get this taken care of SOON! :)
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Thanks for this info.
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Good info. I must revisit this thread when I can deal with labels. Labels make me crazy!
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BabyCrochetShop

I know it's been a few days, I have been starting classes (uh at 31) here is exactly what I purchased.

http://www.staples.com/2000-PLUS-Custom-Stamp-Kit-with-Wood-Handle/product_614107?cmArea=search_rr

sorry for the delay. hopefully other handmade baby peeps can use this too.
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Thanks so much for the link!
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FayeMaloneDesigns says:
Have woven labels made and you do not have to worry about the inks used, and if they will fade. On the last line have a date code woven in. I use:
10JFMAMJJASOND11. You could use 10 1234 11 the year, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th quarter. 10WSSF11 the year Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall. Use whatever code makes sense to you, there is no required standard.

When I complete something, I take a stitch under the year and month with floss to date the garment. Works for me, and is no sweat.

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This is an interesting idea, did you find the woven labels to be more expensive?
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yes labels are more expensive, but they are much better looking.
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