Diy labels

[anon4]

I want some proper looking labels for my DIY juice but with a section to handwrite the flavor, strength etc. I know decadent vapors do some but where can I get my own design done cheap?

[Pepperty]

The only time i've seem personally designed labels, with graphic of your choice and empty boxes for ratio and nicotine is facebook....
i'll see if I can find links for you

I looked into it and the prices did seem reasonable in price and excellent quality but in the end I picked up a dymo labelwriter 400  thermal printer off ebay, second hand with labels for about £22 delivered, only prints black but can do own template and the ink doesnt run 

[anon4]

Please do if you can

[pipeman01]

Actually this sounds like a little project for the more creative AAEC forum members... a template that we could use for Avery labels that we can use to print off small runs with the recipe / ratio / strength etc... cool idea

[Fallen Angel]

In microsoft word there are templates for avery labels, buy the labels and choose the avery code in msword and just fill in the details you want, print it off and bobs your auntie :-)

[Pepperty]

I'm ashamed to admit that I spent years playing with photoshop and at one time I was proficient at blends and graphics and spent most of my time designing website layouts and now I cant remember where to start and have no urge to! hence just buying a label printer

I'll have a browse through my facebook whilst at work as I know I asked about labels and was given some great links.

[ceedee]

Professionally produced labels:

Bay Labels
Vape Labels (also on Facebook)
Tom Cato
Jolly Juice Vape Labels


DIY Labels:

Use small address-type labels suitable for inkjet and laser printers available from stationary suppliers in many, many different sizes and shapes, eg. Amazon or StickyLabels.

Alternatively buy A4-sized labels, design whatever sizes you need and cut the page up with a scalpel.


Label design/production software (free!):

Avery Design Pro 5
Decadry


Dedicated label printers:

I've seen several Brother printers (in the 500- and 700-series) recommended for semi-professional juice-makers.
And read that several high-volume diy mixers use the Dymo Labelwriter 450 thermal printer.

[anon4]

Now I just need a brand name, any ideas?

[goneforagasper]

Apr 24, 2016 19:35:44 GMT anon4 said:

Now I just need a brand name, any ideas?

Anomnom

[ceedee]

Apr 24, 2016 19:35:44 GMT anon4 said:

Now I just need a brand name, any ideas?

"Gert Your Sticky Fingers Off My Juice"

[anon4]

Apr 24, 2016 20:10:55 GMT goneforagasper said:

Apr 24, 2016 19:35:44 GMT anon4 said:

Now I just need a brand name, any ideas?

Anomnom

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Apr 24, 2016 21:11:09 GMT ceedee said:

Apr 24, 2016 19:35:44 GMT anon4 said:

Now I just need a brand name, any ideas?

"Gert Your Sticky Fingers Off My Juice"

Haha good one. I'll come up with something

[Clivia]

you could also try Vistaprint

[anon4]

Apr 24, 2016 22:07:14 GMT Clivia said:

you could also try Vistaprint

Could I actually make professional labels with that?

[Clivia]

I think so anon4 - are you planning to become an e-liquid vendor

[anon4]

Apr 30, 2016 9:25:39 GMT Clivia said:

I think so anon4 - are you planning to become an e-liquid vendor

Depends on the regs, it's in the back of my mind but have a long way to go with recipes I just want my home brew to look good. Will have a play around