labels

[tickleh]

anyone know any good labelling sites or have any ideas how to produce cheap labels

 

[dps51]

anyone know any good labelling sites or have any ideas how to produce cheap labels

I use this site the free ones are good
https://www.beerlabelizer.com/

 

[chub1]

i paid something like £5 for ever :thumb:

 

[Soton]

Avery have free software and a website to design labels that fit on there label papers
https://app.print.avery.com/dpo8/app/target;ep=EUP;name=GB_en/

 

[pvt_ak]

Print onto paper, cut them out and stick ‘em on with milk !
Pain in the ass cutting them out but I do while watching TV [emoji106]


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[geigercntr]

If you want to get a bit techy, then GIMP is a free program in a similar vein to Photoshop. It can read most (all?) PS formats too.

There are a good number of label templates if you Google about a bit. Failing that,I've one I can upload, but you'll have to wait til the weekend I'm afraid

 

[Saisonator]

If you use an inkjet printer, give the labels a few light coatings with hair lacquer before you stick them.

 

[marlon]

If you use an inkjet printer, give the labels a few light coatings with hair lacquer before you stick them.

I use an inkjet, I'll give it a try! Thanks for the tip! :thumb:

 

[Saisonator]

I use an inkjet, I'll give it a try! Thanks for the tip! :thumb:

No worries, give it time to dry well and it works a treat.
I buy big cans from Aldi very cheap, go for the maximum hold type.

 

[Gunge]

My 'labels' are reference letters made on the crown cap with a permanent marker - cannot do with faffing around.

 

[Saisonator]

I only label my giveaways.
Good presentation goes a long way and a daft label can make a bottle of home brew, appear as something quite special to the receiver.

 

[BREWERS DROOP]

If you use an inkjet printer, give the labels a few light coatings with hair lacquer before you stick them.

i will have to grow some hair first:lol::lol:

 

[Ciaran12s]

I bought 2100 8mm diameter stickers from Amazon. Each brew gets a colour and a matching sticker on the lid. Quick and cheap.

 

[anders]

My 'labels' are reference letters made on the crown cap with a permanent marker - cannot do with faffing around.

Similar for me, I use a liquid chalk pen and write directly on the bottle. Just rinses off.

 

[110ben]

I Like to label mine and i use
https://maestro.uk.onlinelabels.com/Designer/Maestro.aspx which is pretty easy to use. I buy low tack labels for ease of replacement...Have fun

 

[MickDundee]

My 'labels' are reference letters made on the crown cap with a permanent marker - cannot do with faffing around.

Same. Anything that doesn't end up in a minikeg gets a single letter in the cap in sharpie. W for Wheat, I for IPA, C for California Common etc.

 

[jceg316]

What are the labels for? I have done a lot of weddings, parties, etc. and I use https://www.yourbrew.org/ a lot. They're cheap and I've always had good customer service from them.

 

[GlentoranMark]

+1 for this software. You can also buy cheap generic labels rather than the Avery ones which tend to be expensive.

Personally I use small labels and don't make anything fancy as I'm the only one that drinks the stuff.

Avery have free software and a website to design labels that fit on there label papers
https://app.print.avery.com/dpo8/app/target;ep=EUP;name=GB_en/