DIY Labels for my DIY juice bottles.

[Jimmyof76]

This is my favorite DIY recipe so far. I liked it so much I made a label for it. I used Avery white shipping labels, 2"x4" inch. Downloaded a template, set my layout in the center of a label, printed, then cut to color. I even placed some clear packing tape over the graphic before I cut it out to act as a laminate. The possibilities are endless. lol.

The look and feel of the label is somewhat a copy of a brand I seen in a vape shop. I cant remember what they where called though.

 

[CampbellMC]

Looks nice, for now I am just writing on paper, cutting in out and sticking it on with tape

 

[JulesXsmokr]

Nice Label ! It puts that finishing touch on your creation.
I just use a sharpie, then rub it off when I am done.

 

[Kable]

I use Avery labels too. I have white ones and three different colors for different types of recipes, but I just write on them with a pencil. After looking at yours, though, it may be time to step up my game, LOL. Very nice.

 

[HDMontana]

Very nice. I use the green scotch outdoor painters tape and an ink pen. Leaves no residue when I take it off.

HD

 

[Harlen]

Lol
What ever works is great
Vape on

 

[Rat2chat2]

That is an awesome label, Jimmyof76

 

[Jimmyof76]

I was writing on small post it notes and taping them to my bottles. This is much more fun. It also saves a copy of the recipe on my computer, and is easily edited. I just made a few small changes. I also signed up for an imgur account so I could link larger photos.

 

[sedition]

Love the sticker! I'm planning on etching mine with Armour Etch once I get some nice 60ml or 120ml bottles.

 

[Art Mustel]

I was writing on small post it notes and taping them to my bottles. This is much more fun. It also saves a copy of the recipe on my computer, and is easily edited. I just made a few small changes. I also signed up for an imgur account so I could link larger photos.

Very nice Jimmy! And listing ingredients and % is a great idea (wish commercial e-liquid manufacturers did the same lol)

 

[doctordun]

That is really nice.
I just use a Brother P-Touch. The labels hold up well and are easy to change out.

 

[b.m.]

That looks very good.Where did you find templates like that?I've used the avery labels a few times,but the only templates i could find were the very generic looking ones on the avery site,most are for weddings,holidays,etc.,if i could find some similar to what you used,they would actually be worth using.

 

[Boletus]

Both Microsoft Word and Libre Office Writer (free multi-platform alternative) have built-in capabilities for printing to most Avery label types, and a few others as well. You can insert graphics and format text like with any other word processing document. A little trial and error may be required to get it right.

 

[Bleheri]

You guys dont find it annoying dealing with the glue residue ?

I've been using electrical tape for this reason, peals off without residue.

 

[HDMontana]

You guys dont find it annoying dealing with the glue residue ?

I've been using electrical tape for this reason, peals off without residue.

Painters tape works well with no residue.

HD

 

[jpasint]

This is my favorite DIY recipe so far. I liked it so much I made a label for it. I used Avery white shipping labels, 2"x4" inch. Downloaded a template, set my layout in the center of a label, printed, then cut to color. I even placed some clear packing tape over the graphic before I cut it out to act as a laminate. The possibilities are endless. lol.

The look and feel of the label is somewhat a copy of a brand I seen in a vape shop. I cant remember what they where called though.

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I am officially jealous.
Mine are plain white with black text.
But they hold up through 130 or so degrees in the UC and they peal off with virtually no glue left on the bottle.

 

[Stacy1]

Awesome label!!!!!

 

[scrubzz]

This is my favorite DIY recipe so far. I liked it so much I made a label for it. I used Avery white shipping labels, 2"x4" inch. Downloaded a template, set my layout in the center of a label, printed, then cut to color. I even placed some clear packing tape over the graphic before I cut it out to act as a laminate. The possibilities are endless. lol.

The look and feel of the label is somewhat a copy of a brand I seen in a vape shop. I cant remember what they where called though.

You can also try spraying the label with some clear or matte polyurethane spray (just use a can of Krylon from WalMart or wherever)

Spray it before you peel the label from the sheet after it comes off your printer and let dry before peeling it off and applying

 

[WarBlaze]

never used avery labels yet but i did look through their templates and found nothing even close to that
what am i doing wrong

 

[Jimmyof76]

never used avery labels yet but i did look through their templates and found nothing even close to that
what am i doing wrong

The template just shows me where to place my graphic so that it's in the middle of the Avery decal when it comes out of the printer. The artwork you see is all stuff I made in photoshop from scratch.