I love to label things to make them easier to find, and sometimes I like to make mine a little more original. I did this simple little project in about 10 minutes. Here’s what you need and how you do it:
What you need:
Tags
Rub-on letters
Ribbon or string
1. Spell out your label with rub-on letters.
2. Apply them to the label.
3. Remove the metal ring.
4. Thread your ribbon onto the label.
5. Tie it on.
Done!
How you can use them your office:
- clipboards
- inbox or action paper desktop file
- grab & go totes
- notebooks & binders
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Brandie-
I love labels that give your organized items that finishing touch. I have not thought of using rub on lettering. It may take a little longer, but the finished result is great!
Thank you for sharing!
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Rub-on letters are also great for slick file folders (from personal experience). Also, stamps work great too!
Oooohhh, Brandie, Thanks for sharing this tip. I’ve actually printed tags and used the ‘tag maker’ & supplies in the past, but your way is so much quicker!
Anyone want a ‘tag maker’? I know where you can get one…JK!