I could provide the Adobe InDesign file for those of you with the right software.
It’s setup like my post that started this thread, little bubbles to fill in the nic strength. I could change it to be just a dotted line to write in… Actually that’s what I’ll do.
The design isnt done yet, I’ll try and work on it over the weekend but I’m super busy with my 3 jobs…
OK all you label pro’s, are any of you making your labels on plastic film as opposed to a paper label? I’d like to know what printer, program, and brain you use to do them. If you don’t mind sharing that is.
Paper or plastic maam? and do you do the graphics or just slap an image on it, I have an idea for a label for my stuff but I hate the paper labels and the ink that smudges when a drop of juice hits it.
That’s kinda what I’m looking for, only a person that would do a few for me I don’t need a bunch. I have an idea for a label but having trouble finding the exact graphic for it.
Presently I label the bottle then cover it with clear tape but after a while and the fact that I use plastic bottles and squeeze them a micro drop always seems to get under the clear tape and the label starts to run. I have 4 or 5 bottles with commercial labels on them from Bionic Vapor they are from my last order and I have three of BV recipes that I use I’m still on the first set of labels that I peeled off his bottle and put on mine they stick like there is no tomorrow and yet should I choose to peal them off they peel right off and don’t disintegrate as I try.
I bought one of these at an Estate sale for $5. It didn’t have a power supply so no one bought it and I got it on the last few hours of the sale (deep discounts!) …then i went out in the garage and rummaged through a huge box of all the computer tv cable and found the power supply (!) Score! Now lemme see if I can find plasticy labels for it (thermal printer) …doubtful but some packing tape over the label sounds like an idea! thanks guys
@Bearkat is correct if you were trying to be frugal professional printing would likely be cheaper especially for getting something you’re familiar seeing on any commercial products (vinyl/waterproof). I just measured a 30 ml label and it’s 1 3/4" X 3 1/4 -> 3 1/2" Drilling the webs…
Well friends the moment that many of you have been waiting for!
I’ve finally gotten around to posting my custom DIY sticker labels for everyone to use!
First off I’d like to thank everyone for their posts, so many great labels and plenty of excellent conversation.
The label is 3.5"x1.5" and I’ve uploaded 2 different PDF layouts:
Single label with crop marks (for placement on your own templates)
Sheet of 10 labels with crop marks (for printing on a full sticker sheet) Link
There’s plenty of room for DIY data that are self explanatory. I’ve also added 6 boxes which let you rate the quality of steep each week. I use a rating out of 10.
I have included my own logo and website for the time being just to spread the website and Instagram.
Looking forward to your feedback and wether or not you’ll use them. I’ve got a table covered in them!