Here again playing with some paper pretending to be good ...
Lately I bought some adhesive labels but I had created some very simple labels on A4 sheet for fun and I thought I would share the file. As usual, the file is not locked and therefore editable, feel free to make any use of it. It can be printed on normal paper (and then glued on the bottles) or on adhesive paper. Hello everybody.
Thank you very much, they are specially essential so you can use any printer and some glue. If you like I'd like to see a picture of your bottle with a label!
Those look a lot better than my blue painter's tape and sharpie.
I've got some address labels that I've been considering using sort of like this. Avery has templates available for all their different label sizes. That might be something you could consider trying if you want something pre-cut and adhesive-backed.
Distillusioned wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 6:18 pm
Avery has templates available for all their different label sizes. That might be something you could consider trying if you want something pre-cut and adhesive-backed.
Distillusioned wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 6:18 pm
Avery has templates available for all their different label sizes. That might be something you could consider trying if you want something pre-cut and adhesive-backed.
Saltbush, Avery is a brand of blank labels that you can print on with your printer. Usually they have a number that you can set up to print the size of Avery labels you purchase. It’s a sheet with a sticky back that an be peeled off after printing to put on whatever. Most widely labels are used for mailing addresses.
+1 on the Avery labels. They sould work well with the free software for making jelly jar or beer bottle labels.
I've also printed jelly/beer labels on plain white printer paper and used flavorless jellatin mixed with warm water to brush on as an adhesive. Also makes for easy removal when you're ready for a different label.
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Distillusioned wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 6:18 pm
Avery has templates available for all their different label sizes. That might be something you could consider trying if you want something pre-cut and adhesive-backed.
What is this Avery thing you speak of ?
Sorry for the confusion. I was thinking about the standard rectangular address labels, but I was just looking on Amazon, and they have other sizes/shapes, too.
etichette bottiglie.docx
