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So, I've decided to label everything. I got a bit trigger happy with my new Epson LabelWorks Iron-On Kit ($69.99). As much as I don't like to say this, when things are left behind, people pick it up. Good people would return it but that's not always the case, as I've experienced in the past.
The Kit comes with a Epson LW-300 printer, carrying case, 2-12mm tape cartridges and an application guide. The case has room for 6 AAA batteries and an optional AC adapter which is not included.
Assembly is straight forward. Plug the batteries into the back and pop the tape cartridge in. There's only one way it'll fit so no worries about putting it in backwards.
Once you're happy with your design, you can preview it and then hit the print button. When that's done, you hit the green button on the side to slice it. Super easy to use and it gives you the creativity to create your own labels.
The cartridges here are all iron-on cartridges so all you do to adhere them to any cloth fabric is to place the font size up and press an iron on it for about 10-15 seconds. Machine washable and durable!
Other features:
Personally, I had a lot of fun playing with this printer and it'll take me a little more time to work out the kinks to make the labels exactly how I want it. I would have also liked it if the adapter was already part of the kit, rather as an optional part. Overall though, great product, easy to use. My dad has wanted me to keep it so I can make labels for him when he's old enough to be in a nursing home. ;)
Model: C51CB69130
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So, I've decided to label everything. I got a bit trigger happy with my new Epson LabelWorks Iron-On Kit ($69.99). As much as I don't like to say this, when things are left behind, people pick it up. Good people would return it but that's not always the case, as I've experienced in the past.
The Kit comes with a Epson LW-300 printer, carrying case, 2-12mm tape cartridges and an application guide. The case has room for 6 AAA batteries and an optional AC adapter which is not included.
Assembly is straight forward. Plug the batteries into the back and pop the tape cartridge in. There's only one way it'll fit so no worries about putting it in backwards.
Once you're happy with your design, you can preview it and then hit the print button. When that's done, you hit the green button on the side to slice it. Super easy to use and it gives you the creativity to create your own labels.
The cartridges here are all iron-on cartridges so all you do to adhere them to any cloth fabric is to place the font size up and press an iron on it for about 10-15 seconds. Machine washable and durable!
Other features:
Amazing variety — 14 fonts, 10 styles, 300+ built-in symbols, over 75 frames and more
Less waste — smaller lead margin compared to other brands, for up to 60% less lead margin waste
Large built-in memory — store up to 30 self-created label designs
Prints up to two lines of text — more space for you to add specialty frames or symbols to enhance your design
Easy to apply — automatically printed with a split back for easy and fast peeling
Whisper quiet — prints labels without distracting those around you
Personally, I had a lot of fun playing with this printer and it'll take me a little more time to work out the kinks to make the labels exactly how I want it. I would have also liked it if the adapter was already part of the kit, rather as an optional part. Overall though, great product, easy to use. My dad has wanted me to keep it so I can make labels for him when he's old enough to be in a nursing home. ;)
Model: C51CB69130
Stay connected with Epson:
Twitter || Site
Follow WOS:
Google+ || GFC || @CinnyBBS || WOS on facebook || Pinterest || Instagram
