Brown kraft paper from Rite Aid, my DYMO LabelWriter, and a scissor is all I needed to make my labels for my wool. I’ve always been a fan of brown paper for wrapping just about anything, so it was an easy and practical choice for me.
Is it possible that making labels can feel as creative and satisfying as making art? Maybe it wouldn’t be if it was all I did, but I’d be lying if I didn’t say I had fun making labels for my wool and just love the way they look.
I think it is so cool how you put the sheep’s name on the label!! That made me smile and although I don’t know you, I thought “that’s Maria” !!
Maria, I’m a knitter and I would so love to reach out and touch those skeins of wool. I adore your labels. What a unique and creative way to package your product. Good job and good luck!
It is beautiful wool and I love your labels – simple and earthy. Would it
be possible to put me on a list to buy wool from your next batch? I’m a
knitter and would love to make something from your sheep.
You’re on it Becky!
Those look great. Karl Marx is feeling good tonight. Your labor just got a little less alienated from nature…
Maria, I am so proud of you! What a feeling to have your name on something so profoundly yours, from start to finish and so incredibly new!
The beauty of simplicity allows your yarn to be its lovely self. Great
job, Maria.
The labels fit your skeins perfectly – a total package!
Great packaging, wonderful labels and the wool looks divine!
Thank you so much Maria. I look forward to it!
Perfect !!!! 🙂
All you girls did a great job….of course with a little help from Jon and Red. The craft paper and label gun are perfect Maria!
I think the labels are just perfect. From where I sit they did a fabulous job creating your first yarn. Be sure to make yourself something special with it!!
Love your labels!! So special. Love the sheep names!!