I follow the tutorial's directions exactly. I have two different size ribbons that I use. A smaller one for smaller items, and the wider one for bags.
The first time I tried this I used a fancy background for the label, but it really didn't look very good and it didn't match all the fabrics that I use. So..I decided on just a plain white background with fancy text.
I use fray check on the cut ribbons and they really don't fray at all.
Also check out her latest post about lining/interfacing bags. I asked her how she does it and this is her amazing reply!

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Very cool. Thanks for sharing the label tutorial...and the fray check is a good idea too.
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