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Epson LabelWorks Printable Ribbon Kit Review
I have a confession: I am a hoarder of ribbon. I have a huge box in my house that contains my ribbon collection. Many times in my crafting days I have thought it would be personal and unique to add writing to my ribbon. The only problem is that there was no way to do this in a clean, professional yet still crafty way. I am happy to say that it is not long the case.
I would like you all to meet the newest item to my ever-growing craft collection: the Epson LabelWorks Printable Ribbon Kit.
Let me introduce you to this 1 pound wonder. The Epson LabelWorks Printable Ribbon Kit comes neatly stored and packaged in a carrying case. The case includes the LW-300 Epson LabelWorks Printer, 2 – 1/2″ wide printable ribbon cartridge in beige and navy as well as a user guide. This is a LabelWorks printer, meaning that as long as you have a LabelWorks cartridge that is compatible with the LW-300 the options become endless. The compatible cartridges range from sticky labels, glow-in-the-dark tape and iron on labels.
The LW-300 Ribbon Printer comes with over 300 symbols and over 75 frames, as well as 14 font types. The fonts come in 5 sizes and 2 widths and include Sans Serif, Sans Serif HG, Sans Serif ST, Gothic, Bold Gothic, Roman, US Roman, CL Roman, Mincho, Gyosho, Reisho, BR, CB, Script PL. The printer’s built-in memory is able to store up to 30 label design files for easy reference and accessibility for future use.
