One of the questions I get asked most often is where I buy the crochet tags & labels you see on my finished projects. Over the years, I’ve tried several different styles—from custom logo tags to seasonal labels—and they’re one of my favorite ways to give a handmade piece a finished look.
If you sell your crochet at craft fairs or online, a custom tag is also an easy way to keep your business name attached to your work. Even if you’re making something as a gift or for yourself, a cute seasonal or decorative label adds a nice little finishing touch.
Below you’ll find the crochet tags and labels I personally use and recommend, including custom, sew-on, and screw-on styles, plus the exact sizes, colors, and hardware I order.
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Choosing the Right Crochet Tag for Your Project
The type of tag I use depends on the project and how I want the finished piece to look. For baskets, planters, and other everyday pieces, I usually reach for a custom logo tag. For pumpkins, ornaments, and seasonal home decor, I tend to use wooden charms or decorative seasonal tags as part of the design.
A few things to consider when choosing a tag:
- Tag material matters too—wood, faux leather, and suede may all have different care requirements, so I always consider how the finished project will be used.
- Custom logo tags are a great option if you sell your crochet and want your business name attached to the finished piece.
- Seasonal and decorative tags work especially well on pumpkins, ornaments, baskets, wreaths, and handmade gifts.
- Sew-on tags are lightweight and stay securely attached, but they need to be unstitched if you want to remove them for washing.
- Screw-on tags are my favorite for items that may need washing because I can remove the tag first and attach it again afterward.
My Favorite Crochet Tag Shops
I’ve purchased crochet tags from several different shops over the years, and each one offers something a little different. The three below are the ones I personally use and recommend for custom logo labels, seasonal tags, and decorative crochet tags.
I currently use Savlabot most often, especially for seasonal designs, while Angie and Britt is my go-to for custom logo tags. Grain Deep is where I purchased my original wooden sew-on labels and is still a great option if you prefer that style.
Savlabot Seasonal Wooden Tags & Crochet Labels
Savlabot is the shop I use most often now, especially for seasonal crochet tags and wooden charms . I use them on pumpkins, ornaments, baskets, and other holiday projects when I want to add a little extra detail.
She offers seasonal designs for Christmas, Halloween, fall, Valentine’s Day, and more. I also use her rivet-style Ultrasuede tags when I want a more classic label.
For the screw-on styles, I attach them with 5x10mm bronze Chicago screws. They’re easy to remove before washing and attach again afterward.
Savlabot is based in the USA, and some seasonal designs are released or restocked throughout the year, so I recommend checking the announcement at the top of her Etsy shop for current dates.
Some of my favorite Savlabot styles include:
- Seasonal wooden charms
- Decorative Ultrasuede leaves
- Rivet-style Ultrasuede tags
Mini Crochet Planter Cover | The Pirouette Planter
Angie and Britt Custom Crochet Labels
I use Angie and Britt when I want a more classic custom logo tag. My favorite is the Chicago Skinny style in Camel, which I had laser engraved with my Simply Made by Erin logo.
These Ultrasuede tags attach with Chicago screws, so they’re easy to remove before washing and put back on afterward. I use the same 5x10mm bronze Chicago screws I mentioned above, and I usually buy them in bulk on Amazon.
Angie and Britt also offers wooden, seasonal, and pre-designed tags, along with other crochet and knitting notions. They’re based in the USA and have always been great to work with.
Grain Deep Wooden Crochet Tags
Grain Deep was the first shop I purchased custom crochet tags from years ago. I ordered their wooden sew-on tags with my Simply Made by Erin logo laser engraved on the front.
The size I use is .5 x 1 inch in Cherry. These are a nice option if you prefer a lightweight, permanent tag that can be sewn directly onto a finished crochet project.
Grain Deep also offers faux leather, suede, seasonal, and pre-designed tags. They’re based in Canada, but I’ve always found shipping to the USA to be quick and reasonably priced.
Frequently Asked Questions About Crochet Tags
Can crochet tags be washed?
It depends on the material and how the tag is attached. For washable projects, I prefer screw-on tags because I can remove them before washing and attach them again afterward. Always check the care recommendations from the tag maker before washing a label or embellishment.
Are sew-on or screw-on crochet tags better?
I use both, depending on the project. Sew-on tags are lightweight and stay securely attached, while screw-on tags are easy to remove for washing or if you decide to change the label later.
Do I need a custom logo to order crochet tags?
Not at all. Many shops offer pre-designed, seasonal, and decorative tags, so you can add one to a handmade project even if you don’t have a business or logo.
Where should I put a tag on a crochet project?
I usually place tags near an edge, seam, or upper portion of the project where they’re visible but don’t interfere with how the item is used. On baskets, pumpkins, and planters, I especially like them placed toward the top.
Final Thoughts
I’ve tried several types of crochet tags over the years, but these are the shops and styles I continue to use on my own projects. Whether you prefer a custom logo label or a seasonal wooden charm, it’s an easy way to add one last detail to a finished piece.
If you use one of these tags on your crochet projects, I’d love to see it—tag me @simplymadebyerin on Instagram.
More Crochet Patterns to Pair with Tags & Labels
Looking for projects to use your new crochet tags on? These patterns are some of my favorites for adding custom labels, wooden charms, and seasonal embellishments:
- Crochet Basket Patterns — perfect for custom logo and screw-on tags.
- 12+ Free Crochet Pumpkin Patterns — great for seasonal wooden tags, leaves, and charms.
- Chunky Crochet Planter Sweater Pattern — an easy way to use a small custom sew-on or logo tag.
2 Comments
Martha Jackson
What is the size of the tags that you put on the trinket basket? Please!?
Erin
I used the mini heart tags from Savlabot.