Sew-In Labels and a 5" Quilting Ruler: Bag Maker FAQ

Sew-in labels for handmade bags

Where should I place a sew-in label on a handmade bag?

The supplied product information for the Klum House “I MADE THIS” Sew-In Labels does not specify a placement location or stitching method. It only says to stitch the label into any sewing project. Choose a spot where the label will be visible and where the seam or stitching will hold it securely, then follow your bag pattern’s instructions if it gives a label position.

Do the labels come with instructions for attaching them?

No attachment instructions are included in the supplied product details. The labels are described as sew-in, so they are stitched rather than ironed on. If you need guidance on stitching a label into a lining or seam, check your pattern’s construction steps before you sew.

How many labels are in a pack?

Each pack contains 4 labels, per the product record. That is enough for four projects if you use one label per bag.

Can I use these labels on clothing as well as bags?

The product description says to stitch the labels into any sewing project, so clothing is within the stated use. The supplied information does not list fiber content, care instructions or maximum wash temperature, so treat the label as you would any sewn-in trim and test on a scrap first if you are unsure.

Label details at a glance

• "I Made This" Sew-In Labels: A 4-pack of Klum House “I MADE THIS” sew-in labels. Confirms the quantity so you can plan how many bags or garments one pack will cover.

  

  "I Made This" Sew-In Labels

• "I Made This" Sew-In Labels: Designed to be stitched into any sewing project to show that you made it. Explains the label’s purpose and that it is a sew-in style rather than an iron-on.

Using the 5" x 5" non-slip quilting ruler for bags

What is the 5" x 5" quilting ruler especially useful for in bag making?

The product record says this size is especially useful for marking boxed corners. The compact square is easy to position at a corner without the bulk of a larger ruler.

What markings does the ruler have?

It is transparent neon green with black lines, a right- and left-hand numbering system, and 1/8" markings for precise measurement.

What else do I need to cut fabric or leather with this ruler?

The supplied instructions say to use the ruler with a fabric marking tool and a rotary cutter on a self-healing cutting mat. Those items are not included with the ruler according to the supplied information.

Is the ruler non-slip?

Yes, it is described as a non-slip quilting ruler. The supplied details do not explain the backing material or how the grip works.

Ruler details at a glance

• 5" x 5" Non-Slip Quilting Ruler: Omnigrid 5" x 5" non-slip quilting ruler with 1/8" markings. Gives the exact size and measurement increments so you can judge whether it suits your corner-marking needs.

  

  5" x 5" Non-Slip Quilting Ruler

• 5" x 5" Non-Slip Quilting Ruler: Especially useful for marking boxed corners. Connects the tool directly to a common bag-making step.

• 5" x 5" Non-Slip Quilting Ruler: Use with a fabric marking tool and rotary cutter on a self-healing cutting mat for cutting fabric and leather. Clarifies the companion tools the manufacturer lists for cutting.

What the supplied information does not cover

The product records for both items are brief. For the labels, no fiber content, care instructions or wash guidance is supplied, so avoid assuming how they behave in the laundry. For the ruler, the records do not state a thickness, backing material or maximum rotary cutter blade size. If you need those details, check the packaging or contact the store before you buy.