I enjoy printing out my own too. I use Gimp (photo shop), print on standard paper and “laminate” both sides w/ thick (HD duck brand) clear tape then just tape it on so it s easy to remove and re-use. although they are a lot less 'whimsical" , they have important info such as vg/pg,nic %, date mixed and best on date. There are other threads on ELR about labels to check out what others have done to get more ideas but yours look great!!
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Thanks worm1 I thought about putting a BOD and EXP on the labels also but I go through the juice so fast it would end up taking up room on the labels for nothing lol 
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Thanks very Much Cloud_Academics
Yes they are very cartoonish but I wanted them to be fun and laughable and not serious in any way.
Also tried to use play on words for the names and descriptions. The friends I give juice to like them a lot so I try to keep coming up with weirder and funnier labels for them.
Thanks again!
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I bought a DYMO labelWriter 400 Turbo at a goodwill thrift store for $10.00(±), I have had a great time making my own labels. It is a thermal printer, does b&w labels, does do images, and I put the entire recipe on them and the date so I can look at what % everything is at while sampling. But they are not liquid resistant.
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