These printers are a modern updated version of home label printers, they do so much more! They have a ton of sticker-type labels in neon, matte, metallics, pearl, even a chalkboard looking one (plus a ton more!). Also, you can make magnets with it and wait for it...ribbon!! It prints whatever you want onto ribbon, so much fun!
Check out my video unboxing and review of the label printers and see them in action!
I love how it is easy to control with an app, just grab it from the app store (Apple users) or the Google Play App Store (Android users) and you're ready to go. There are a ton of fonts, and even fancy frames and clip art too!
*Update: There is a newer version of the app available than what was shown in the video. You can get it here!
And did I mention the ribbon?! Oh the possibilities!
Here are some ideas I came up with for us crafty people:
- Magnet with your shop name for promoting your shop.
- "Handmade by (your name here)" for finished projects ready for gifting.
- Labeling missing or damaged yarn labels.
- Labels for your small business files.
- Personalized ribbon for a child's hair.
- Labeling yarn bins.
- Professional looking return address labels for mailing or shipping.
- Personalized ribbon for giving gifts.
- Ribbon with your name or your business name for tying tags onto products.
- Sticker "flags" to identify a size needle or hook if it has disappeared.
- And on and on! What would you make? Share in the comments!
Special thanks to the nice folks at Epson LabelWorks for hosting our giveaway today!
They've also given us a special coupon code to use too. Use the code "FIBERFLUX" to get 10% off your order.
Keep reading to learn more about the giveaway!
Enter for a chance to win a label printer of your choice! Winner gets to choose their favorite model printer. Prize is valued at $59 to $89 depending on which printer winner chooses). Winner will be selected at random. Giveaway ends at the end of the day Friday, January 27. Must be 18 or older to enter. Void where prohibited.
Use the widget below to enter. An email is required for entry so that we may contact you if you win. Printers were sent to me from the manufacturer to try, all opinions are my own.
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Hello! I would use the printer to make labels for my craft shows! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway, thank you! I would have so much fun making all sorts of things with this…👏
ReplyDeleteThank you for the awesome chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLove the label maker. Thanks for sharing about it. My husband loves to label everything and this would be fun to use.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute. I would make labels for crochet gifts. Would make it look more professional.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOh what fun!! Both of the printers are so interesting and the possibilities for uses are endless.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway. Loved the video!
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of creating labels for my crochet and knitting tools and supplies. I wish it could print Braille as well as print; sometimes my eyes are having a bad day and reading print isn't an option.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous gift! The possibilities are endless :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for such an informative post! I have a small label maker and now I want this Epson one!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I would label everything in my house! Thank you for all you do! Thank you Epson!
ReplyDeleteI like the ribbon for gifts or just plain labels to organize craft supplies.
ReplyDeleteThis would be such a great help in organizing my yarn stash. Of course, given its size, and since it extends back to the 1970s, perhaps I should call it a yarn museum. Yes, that's it! I would label the displays in my Yarn Museum! Then I would open a new wing for my pattern books/pamphlets/magazines/printouts/etc., which reach back to the mid 1800s.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for the opportunity! I Hadn't heard of this label maker before :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I could really use this to label my yarn storage bins.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of this label printer for printing or ribbon. I would love creating special ribbons for gifts.
ReplyDeleteI would use the ribbon as zipper pulls or decorate small gift boxes!
ReplyDeleteA grown up version of the old dymo label maker, I love it! I would use this to label bins and make ribbon labels for my crochet projects. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would use this with the ribbon for washing instructions for crochet items! And so much more!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool. Way better than my very old label maker!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway. Love the ribbon and magnet tapes.
ReplyDeleteI would use the labels on my files with patterns and on the boxes with yarn. The ribbon I would use when I wrap gifts or charity donations.
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome, I can think of so many ways to put this product to use! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway, Jennifer! I would label my various storage bins. I would also label my mason and space jars.
ReplyDeleteI would label my storage bins, mason and spice jars. I also use file folders so that's an option too. Thanks for the giveaway, Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteIf I had my way, my entire kitchen and craft area would be beautifully labeled and organized - so that's where I'd start. 20 types of beans, rice, and flour are begging for some accurate labeling.
ReplyDeleteThat’s awesome! I love that it does ribbon as well as labels 😍 so cute
ReplyDeleteThose label printers are so cool. I can think of a million things to use them for, but mostly I would want to make tags for my projects and label with fiber content and care instructions. Also maybe "made with love by Michelle"
ReplyDeleteI would use the label maker to make my toddlers room more accessible for independence by labeling her clothing drawers and toy bins.
ReplyDeleteI have a craft room and would use this to create labels for my different types of materials. I also love the magnet making ability and would love to make magnets with my name on them!
ReplyDeleteI have a craft room and would use this to create labels for my various supplies. I also love the magnet making capabilities and would love to make magnets with my business name, stitchesbysharonh!
ReplyDeleteI would use it to organize my crochet materials!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea.
ReplyDeleteCould my craft room finally get organized? YES!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love that this prints on ribbon!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jennifer & Epsom, for the chance to get a little more organized!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jennifer & Epson for this wonderful giveaway. I would use this for a ton of things. The ribbon is a really exciting idea for crochet projects that you give as a gift.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jennifer & Epson for this great giveaway! I would use this for a ton of things. I especially love the ribbon for giving your crochet projects as gifts.
ReplyDeleteA label maker would be amazing! Thank you
ReplyDeleteVery cool how it uses the app.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great thing to have to especially label totes that I have certain completed projects in, my husband and I do a arts and craft show in November every year and this would be extremely useful for our customers.
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ReplyDeleteThe printer looks lovely! Thanks so much for giving us a chance to win it. I would use it to label my yarn bins and to make tags for my finished objects! I also think it would be nice to make personalized magnets for my high school students.
ReplyDeleteI've recently re started crafting after having to retire and I love giving my things to friends and family.
ReplyDeleteThis would be great so I could get in what they are made out of and laundry instructions
This would be fantastic for labeling the shelves and cubbies in my craft room!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this printer. I have a million things I could label.
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ReplyDeleteI would label everything that is possible in my home.
ReplyDeleteI can easily imagine using this as I clean up and clean out. I've been missing my dad's label maker if anyone else remembers those letters pressed into the plastic strip.
ReplyDeleteI would make labels for boxes of items in my sewing room.
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ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway! great video! ;D
ReplyDeleteThese label makers look like they would be a lot of fun. They would definitely be a great help with organizing. Being able to make my own ribbons to up my wrapping game would be awesome too. Making my own magnets and stickers would also be so much fun too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the Giveaway. It is so useful. The idea of printing on ribbon is awesome. I could make a lot of gift tags for my friends and family.
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