Anyone know where to get decent juice labels?

submitted about 6 years ago by natteulven

Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places, but I can't seem to find a good place to get decent or minimalist type bottle labels for juice, anyone have any recommendations? I've been using those little stick on paper labels for a while now, but after a few days they just wear out and peel off.

Before anyone asks, no, I'm not asking because I plan on selling my DIYs on a large scale or for business purposes. I only occasionally sell them to friends or acquaintances if they ask.

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14 points

by Flanker6or7about 6 years agoMixologist

I buy Avery 22814/22804 labels (the same), and print on them with a laser printer. Comes out sharp, and lasts well longer than the bottle.

I will edit this with a picture of one!

Here you go: https://imgur.com/ETfN3dZ

2 points

by Cptn_Veszabout 6 years ago

I also use this brand, but I use the size for return address stickers. It's a lot of fun to put memes on when I make juice for friends!

1 points

by Forever_Nocturnalabout 6 years ago

Cool idea! And then what program do you use to make the labels?

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by Cptn_Veszabout 6 years ago

Avery has it's own software for free that sets up your printer to their labels. You only print the labels you want and it's pretty straightforward

8 points

by mikej0904about 6 years ago

Maybe just buy a small label printer?

7 points

by Binsky89about 6 years ago

Yup. I got a brother label printer and it's great for quick simple labels. I have a few templates set up and it takes maybe 30s to print off a label.

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by beleniakabout 6 years ago

I personally label green painter's tape with a fine tip marker. Dated.

Go with the artist's touch.

2 points

by St1llFrankabout 6 years agoThis flavor... This is not my kind of flavor

> green painter's tape with a fine tip marker.

Ditto.

2 points

by helmet648about 6 years agoDelightfully Mediocre

i skipped writing on the tape, i wrote sharpie on the bottle and covered it with clear packing tape so it doesn't get smudged off.

1 points

by theBigDaddioabout 6 years agoMixologist

I use the blue since I have no green, with a sharpie.

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by YelnatstreboRabout 6 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby, Michael's or any kind of office supply store. The best ones I have are from Dollar Tree.

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by Zany1337about 6 years agoSir-Mix-a-Lot

Yeah, get a label printer - Easily one of the best investments I've made lately - Looks good, peels easy and keeps it all organized

2 points

by glasschalice468about 6 years agoMissing One Flavor

I use postal labels that you can print on. From Walmart's office supply section.

2 points

by WormFarmer64about 6 years ago

Great ideas so far in comments. Dollar tree for the win. You guys are crafty bastards.

2 points

by Jason_Worthingabout 6 years ago

I have a specific label type I buy and I made a custom Word document to fit the exact size and scaling for the labels, then I just copy my custom label images into the word file and print them off with my laser printer.

I'll try to remember to upload the label brand / sales # and the word file later so people can take advantage of my work if they want an easy process.

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by ItWasALLaDream11about 6 years agoSuper Sweet Supernova

Dude that would be much appreciated. I’ve been trying to get the size right on word for awhile. Please do this brother.

2 points

by Rabbitholeincabout 6 years ago

these are weatherproof inkjet printer labels

I use them and there size is perfect, I do the same thing for friends and family. I just created a label in photoshop and only change the name to whatever I'm printing. Works amazing!

1 points

by UnappreciatedRobotabout 6 years agoI have no idea what I'm doing

I use a dymo turbo. Works great and not too expensive if you can find a used one.

Amazon also has a bunch of options starting at about $20

1 points

by TeslaDelMarabout 6 years agoI Survived Grack

If you can afford it, a Brother label printer using DK-2606 labels is my go-to. The label is a continuous roll that the printer cuts for you, so they are always the right length, and the film vs paper adheres much better to bottles.

1 points

by kuri_sanTouabout 6 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

I use these Stickers then I cover with clear tape costs me 100円 ($1)

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by juthincabout 6 years agoI improved Grack and all I got was this lousy flair

White hockey tape + Sharpie FTW