Mason Jar Labels

[pylorns]

Stumbled across this one on reddit - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxDEUuke3wz9emRuZFZtWWwwazA/edit?pli=1

The link is to the power point template so you can use yourselves. It's missing a date on the lables though.

Now what I've suggested is that we're going to incorporate a similar label like this into thepipetool.com and do a mail-merge with all your cellared tobacco or open tobacco for that matter.

 

[blueeyedogre]

Much prettier then the scotch tape I'm using now. lol

 

[yaddy306]

Post-It notes, here.
I'm firing PowerPoint up right now and running some of those off.
Thanks, pylorns! Good find.

 

[pylorns]

Welcome - I thought it was pretty awesome too. Tell me how it comes out. The guy on reddit said he just used some construction paper to color code his stuff.

 

[cortezattic]

I use CorelDraw to make my own. Much more fun.

 

[gmwolford]

These are cool ... way cooler than the snips of index card I tape onto my jars! :mrgreen:

 

[redheadedsmoker]

Pretty darn snazzy! Thanks for this!

 

[yazamitaz]

I just use Avery Labels with the name and date of the blend along with a "smoking pipe". What size labels do you need to print those???

 

[phred]

Nice! I've been using a Sharpie marker and/or Avery labels... This looks much better.

 

[pylorns]

@yazamitaz doesn't look like these work with any specific pre-made adhesive label. You'd have to tape/glue etc .

 

[johnnyiii]

Yea, but my role of yellow tape stores better. :P

 

[sfsteves]

I use "Word" to put the brand and name of the blend in a box, leaving enough white space to add dates, print them out and cut them from the sheet. when I need one, I use a sharpie to add the date and use Scotch Tape to stick them on the jar ... quick, easy, inexpensive ...

 

[woodsroad]

I use a little Brother labeler

 

[dragonslayer]

You can always pickup a can of spray adhesive from Lowes or Home Depot. I keep messing around in Photoshop, over thinking things as always. Plan on using a tamper proof tape with gray market software I'm playing around with my son as a school project. Please someone just shoot me in the head!
Craig

 

[leacha]

Avery with tobacco leaf background

 

[oldmannk]

+1 brother label maker

 

[aquilas]

Saw this on reddit the other day, too. Really good looking labelling!
I like the use of tape and a sharpie. I like that old-school jarring type of look. But if I'm jarring some tobacco from a tin where I can remove the label easily (like the Sutliff and Frog Morton tins), I'll just take the label off, cut the tin art off, and tape that onto the jar lid.

 

[frost]

I just made up a few using regular address labels, better than my chicken scratches anyway:

 

[blazze]

Avery address labels here. Wife writes out the information and date so its actually legible! :lol:
I like the powerpoint idea. Wonder if I could incorporate the tin graphics into them... hrmm

 

[redheadedsmoker]

I downloaded these to give them a try. Drove me nuts having to tape them to the lids, so I went back, reworked them a bit on a different PowerPoint slide. I managed to make them usable with the Avery 'Internet Mailing Labels' and even fit six per sticky, total of 12 per page (for a total of 360 labels per package of 30 stickers). I use the smaller jelly-style jars that only require the second page's size of labels. I haven't fiddled with the larger size to see what I can finagle.
So, if you're wanting something adhesive without having to use tape, it is doable and relatively easy...certainly sated my OCD.