That would work but where can I find the labels ?oldsalty said:Are you looking for labels that reflect the holidays or your chilies? Or both. How about pic of a large pod decorated like a Christmas tree and a chili wreath around the whole thing.
do you have an item number so I can reference it ? Thanks !oldsalty said:I bought the label from office supply or staples.
If you buy the Avery labels, their templates are easy to use for basic stuff. I have a thread in the hot sauce section and they were all done with Avery labels and their templates.oldsalty said:I bought the label from office supply or staples.
That's the one I was trying to remember thanks brother!! What size ?tctenten said:If you buy the Avery labels, their templates are easy to use for basic stuff. I have a thread in the hot sauce section and they were all done with Avery labels and their templates.
THANK YOU!!!!tctenten said:http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Products/Marketing-Solutions/Labels/Textured-Arched-Labels-Laser-3in-x-2_.25in-White-Print_To_The_Edge-9up-10shts_22809.htm?N=0&Ns=&refchannel=c042fd03ab30a110VgnVCM1000002118140aRCRD
I have used these. If you want rectangle shape, I have found that 2.5 inch by 3 inch is a perfect size for a 5 oz woozy.
I keep getting close to pulling the trigger on these. Do you know if you need a "good" printer? Or will an ordinary inkjet produce better looking labels? This is completely for fun for me.The Hot Pepper said:If using inkjet get labels that lock the ink http://www.onlinelabels.com/weatherproof-labels.aspx
Pro look. Waterproof.
will those smear when wet ?Justaguy said:I use Avery 5164 for mine. Use microsoft office template the print to doPDF to make it a PDF file and then to my thumbdrive and off to fedex office where they print for cheap since it is a PDF and I bring my own stock for them to print it on.