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I printed of a couple of labels yesterday on glossy photo paper and used milk to fix to the bottle and was astounded by how well "glued" they were, i thought the paper would be too heavy and was quite dubious about using milk anyway but am now very much converted.
Yo, this beer name and label is f'ing amazing rockthebock. quite tasteful.
The Big Homebrew Label Thread
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These are great designs!
For those of us who can make vector images, there's a great site you can go to to have labels made professionally:
http://reprolabels.net
I happen to work there (I hope this isn't taken as spam - just trying to be helpful).
It's very unusual to be able to order labels like this in small quantities. Most printers would charge a fortune. You can even get them cut to any shape you can draw, which is just really, really impressive for homebrew
For those of us who can make vector images, there's a great site you can go to to have labels made professionally:
http://reprolabels.net
I happen to work there (I hope this isn't taken as spam - just trying to be helpful).
It's very unusual to be able to order labels like this in small quantities. Most printers would charge a fortune. You can even get them cut to any shape you can draw, which is just really, really impressive for homebrew
- Delta Star
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Re: The Big Homebrew Label Thread
hi everybody,this is my first post and my first label for my first brew. i haven't printed the labels off yet and am a little unsure about formatting but ho hum.
oops forgot to add my image...rookie mistake!

oops forgot to add my image...rookie mistake!

- fishkake
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Re: The Big Homebrew Label Thread
Just checking also, what do you do to keep ink from running on lables, I had thought about making rice glue when I was ready but milk sounds a lot easier.
- bob1
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bob1 wrote:Just checking also, what do you do to keep ink from running on lables, I had thought about making rice glue when I was ready but milk sounds a lot easier.
I printed of a couple of labels yesterday on glossy photo paper and used milk to fix to the bottle and was astounded by how well "glued" they were, i thought the paper would be too heavy and was quite dubious about using milk anyway but am now very much converted.
- fishkake
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Re: The Big Homebrew Label Thread
rockthebock wrote:
Yo, this beer name and label is f'ing amazing rockthebock. quite tasteful.
Cheers!
Danny
http://www.beermath.com
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Kegged: Nada.
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daneurysm - Pint
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Re: The Big Homebrew Label Thread
A Bockwork Orange, I love it!!!!
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beernut - Brewing Master
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Re: The Big Homebrew Label Thread
first label for my first batch...


- VikingBrewer
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Very nice indeed!
Here's to a long life and a merry one
A quick death and an easy one
A pretty girl and an honest one
A cold beer and another one
Cheers,
Dave
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A quick death and an easy one
A pretty girl and an honest one
A cold beer and another one
Cheers,
Dave
Member of The Dead Yeast Society
http://www.deadyeast.com
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