Kylie and the Machine | Sew-in Labels – DIY Dreams by KATM x DIY Daisy

Celebrate your me-mades with DIY Dreams! Daisy Braid, aka DIY Daisy, is a sewing blogger who shares free sewing patterns and tutorials on her website. She encourages and inspires makers to ‘DIY’ their dream wardrobe whatever their skill level!

• Included in one pack: 10 woven labels, 2 each of 5 design
  • double-side centre fold labels (each side is a different design)
    • DIY (Smile) / Blue Self Taught with yellow flower
    • Red flower / DIY
    • Blue flower Self Taught / DIY Style green flower
    • DIY Dreams / Flowers
  • end fold labels
    • DIY Dreams Rainbow

Why We Love DIY Dreams Labels

Like Daisy, many of us are dreamers and self-taught makers, with our own style and approach to sewing. We’ve all learned differently, sometimes by making mistakes or just giving it a good old go. The DIY Dreams collection is all about celebrating every make no matter how many times you have ripped out stitches, sewn or knitted! It’s a reminder that you made something amazing so put on your new handmade creation and celebrate your DIY Style!

How to Use DIY Dreams Labels

Centre fold labels are meant to be sewn in at a seam. Sew the raw edges into the seam so they can’t be seen. Some people stack these onto an end-fold label to make their labeling even more unique. Other people attach them at hems or cuffs because they want the label to be seen. If you’re attaching it at a hem or cuff, you can fold the raw edge under and then use a straight stitch across the top to secure it to your garment.

End fold labels are easy to use. You can top stitch each end or all around the label to affix it to your garment. You can go the traditional route by sewing it to the inside of a collar, scarf or blanket, or you can stitch it to a spot where it will be visible to anyone who looks.

About Kylie and the Machine

Kylie and the Machine have created a global name for themselves by making unique little labels that we can stitch into our me-made garments. Whether you’re crocheting, knitting, sewing, or using some other technique, their labels make a perfect finishing touch. They were established in Australia in 2017 and all of their designs are still created there.