Any one want a free label design for DIY juice?

[bigd]

I've just ordered a little brother ql500 to do some labels for personal use. Don't know anything about it or the software it might come with. Any help or tips welcome.

 

[gregorycartoon]

http://www.planetofthevapes.co.uk/f...ree-to-a-good-home/33085-diy-juice-label.html

Ive made it into a sticky now so its easier to find

Thanks - I could have searched for it, I'm a lazy sod sometimes!

 

[Miss Pepper]

Thanks - I could have searched for it, I'm a lazy sod sometimes!

Didnt know the title so i had to search myself

 

[Tom Cato]

This is a great idea! I have been asked to produce some of my juice for a local b&m and being a photographer/designer I put something together and i swear, having your juice in a nice bottle with a label makes it taste better

Here's my designs let me know what you think if that's ok?

View attachment 49109

Cheers buddy


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Very nice! The use of imagery is nice and strong (as would be expected from a photographer. If you're looking at putting these in B&M stores you'll need to make them compliant to CLP & general retail product laws. The only other thing I would note is remember that your label will wrap around a bottle, so if the name is long like the one on the top right you won;t be able to see the full name from a forward perspective, maybe inster a line break or reduce the font size/name.

Other than that pretty sweet!

 

[Tom Cato]

There is a thread where people have put their label designs in so everyone can access them

Ha cool, I'll get on it!

 

[travolski]

Great idear , wonder if there ia any label art apps etc

 

[crunchynut]

This is a great idea! I have been asked to produce some of my juice for a local b&m and being a photographer/designer I put something together and i swear, having your juice in a nice bottle with a label makes it taste better

Here's my designs let me know what you think if that's ok?

View attachment 49109

Cheers buddy


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No what's better is having your juice in your bottle design and having a friend that will tell you the truth that it really does taste good, that's better nice1 pal

Labels are a good design, bold not cluttered and a good catchy name But yep there's always a but
Not sure on the smooth operator and birch sap pictures and I'm not sure the white font is good as it doesn't stand out as much. The Logo is perfect I wouldn't change it one bit other than the word moonshine should be written left to right not right to left.

Hope my friendly constructive criticism helps in some way

I'll be in touch later pal

 

[gerry]

No what's better is having your juice in your bottle design and having a friend that will tell you the truth that it really does taste good, that's better nice1 pal

Labels are a good design, bold not cluttered and a good catchy name But yep there's always a but
Not sure on the smooth operator and birch sap pictures and I'm not sure the white font is good as it doesn't stand out as much. The Logo is perfect I wouldn't change it one bit other than the word moonshine should be written left to right not right to left.

Hope my friendly constructive criticism helps in some way

I'll be in touch later pal

Always up for some constructive criticisms just like I tell you your a Chung lol




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[monstermash]

For me the main thing about labels is; are they waterproof i.e. juice proof. If they're not then for me at least they're no good as I use glass bottles with pipettes which can become a bit dribbly and I take 2 or 3 to work at a time most days = juicy bottles = illegible labels

I've tried sticking multiple layers of sellotape over them but the juice is like a penetrating oil that gets through one way or another. The only method I've found, which is juiceproof over many weeks, is in the example below which is fast, cheap and effective:



...the label is about a third of the size of the tape and provided is applied flat which is easy enough, is waterproof indefinitely.

I think puter printed labels would take too long type, print and cut. I do sell some juice to some people though so a fancy label would be a nice-to-have but how would I ensure they are juice proof which, for me, is a must?

thanks,
MM

 

[monstermash]

...hmm the answer is pretty obvious for my conundrum.......bigger sellotape