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Sarah Hearts

Sarah Hearts

“You Are Beautiful” Woven Labels

$7.99

A little affirmation that can be sewn right into your garment! These high-quality labels are the icing on the cake for your me made clothing. The woven labels are fully washable and can handle the heat of the dryer. The labels perfectly match the strawberry pinks in the Sarah Hearts fabric collection.

Sold in packs of 8 labels

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Weight .14 oz
Dimensions 3 × 5 × .25 in
Color

Strawberry pink with cream text
Size

3.125" x .5"
Fold

End fold, sew vertically on the short sizes
Care Instructions

Machine wash cold, tumble dry low

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Sneak peek of a new label (this is the back 🌲) PLUS a little supply shot of my next big project. I’m making a raincoat!!! Taking a month long course with @topstitchatl and making a @closetcorepatterns #kellyanorak with waterproof Nike fabric from @stonemountainfabric. Much more of both to come! #sarahheartslabels #sarahheartssews
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Sneak peek of a new label (this is the back 🌲) PLUS a little supply shot of my next big project. I’m making a raincoat!!! Taking a month long course with @topstitchatl and making a @closetcorepatterns #kellyanorak with waterproof Nike fabric from @stonemountainfabric. Much more of both to come! #sarahheartslabels #sarahheartssews

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Here’s your reminder to start working on Halloween costumes so you’re not up past midnight on Halloween eve sewing and gluing things 🤪 Grab these labels in my shop! 👻🎃 #sarahheartslabels . #sewinglabels #sewinglabel #sewinglabelsforclothes #sewingtags #diyhalloweencostumes #costumebyme #handmadecostume #memade #sarahhearts
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Here’s your reminder to start working on Halloween costumes so you’re not up past midnight on Halloween eve sewing and gluing things 🤪 Grab these labels in my shop! 👻🎃 #sarahheartslabels
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#sewinglabels #sewinglabel #sewinglabelsforclothes #sewingtags #diyhalloweencostumes #costumebyme #handmadecostume #memade #sarahhearts

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Still one of my favorite makes in one of my all time favorite fabrics! 💛 P.S. i’m sending out a coupon code for free shipping plus all fabric is 50%!!! It goes out to all newsletter subscribers tonight at 6 PM! If you’re not already on the list you can sign up today. There’s a link in my stories! #sarahheartssews #sarahheartsfabric . Pattern: @fridaypatterncompany #sagebrushtop Fabric: cotton sateen designed by me and available in my shop . #sarahheartssew #sarahheartslabels #madebyme #isew #handmadewardrobe #memadeeveryday #imakemyownclothes #sewistsofinstagram #ashevillesews #handmadestyle #createmakeshare
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Still one of my favorite makes in one of my all time favorite fabrics! 💛 P.S. i’m sending out a coupon code for free shipping plus all fabric is 50%!!! It goes out to all newsletter subscribers tonight at 6 PM! If you’re not already on the list you can sign up today. There’s a link in my stories! #sarahheartssews #sarahheartsfabric
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Pattern: @fridaypatterncompany #sagebrushtop
Fabric: cotton sateen designed by me and available in my shop
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#sarahheartssew #sarahheartslabels #madebyme #isew #handmadewardrobe #memadeeveryday #imakemyownclothes #sewistsofinstagram #ashevillesews #handmadestyle #createmakeshare

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I’m so excited to share that I’m a @babylocksewing ambassador!!! What does this mean for you? Over the next year l will share sewing machine and serger tips and tricks plus tons of makes with my new machines. I’m so excited to level up my sewing and help more of you get into sewing your own clothes! #sarahheartssews . If there’s a specific tutorial/project/questions you’d like to see shared, please leave a comment and let me know! . #babylock #babylocksewing #babylockquilting #babylockambassador
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I’m so excited to share that I’m a @babylocksewing ambassador!!! What does this mean for you? Over the next year l will share sewing machine and serger tips and tricks plus tons of makes with my new machines. I’m so excited to level up my sewing and help more of you get into sewing your own clothes! #sarahheartssews
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If there’s a specific tutorial/project/questions you’d like to see shared, please leave a comment and let me know!
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#babylock #babylocksewing #babylockquilting #babylockambassador

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Thank you so much for your words, kindness, and love. It means so much to me and is making this hard time a little easier. . P.S. these painted horseshoes I shared on the blog a few years back are going to be LABELS!!! I. Can’t. Wait.
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Thank you so much for your words, kindness, and love. It means so much to me and is making this hard time a little easier.
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P.S. these painted horseshoes I shared on the blog a few years back are going to be LABELS!!! I. Can’t. Wait.

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On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000. In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia. He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains. I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old! The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him. 💗 💗 💗 #🐴justin
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On Thursday we said goodbye to Justin, my horse and BFF since 1999. I’ve been quiet and taking some time to grieve because it’s been so hard for me. I miss him so very much already. And those of you that know me IRL know just how important he was to me. I first rode him in Asheville in the summer or ‘99 and I became the luckiest girl in the world when I got to take him home to Miami in April of 2000.

In our time together I had two broken bones, three surgeries and endless emergency dismounts (hah!). Thousands of carrots and tons of homemade horse treats. He went from Asheville -> Miami -> Tallahassee (I took him to college with me) -> Orlando -> Los Angeles. And almost 2 years ago we went to his forever home, my parents farm in rural northwest Georgia.

He was the quarter horse that my parents thought I’d outgrow but funny enough I never did, I just didn’t get any taller since I got him! We jumped fences, took dressage lessons and rode trails in the San Fernando mountains.

I am forever grateful to my family and feel so privileged to been the little girl who got a pony she always wanted. And I’m so grateful that I got to spend over two decades with him. And it’s wild to think he was almost 30 years old!

The first photo was taken last Sunday and was last photo I took with him.

💗 💗 💗
#🐴justin

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