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For some jars I cut the logo off the pouch. For most I ether print on paper from Cellar Labels or make up my own. Sometimes I will just use a label maker with plain text.
I don't glue the labels to the lids. I find they stay in place for the most part. I live in a dusty area so one thing I've started doing is I add a clear plastic insert over the paper label in the lid. It doesn't interfere with the seal and I like the look.
I don't glue the labels to the lids. I find they stay in place for the most part. I live in a dusty area so one thing I've started doing is I add a clear plastic insert over the paper label in the lid. It doesn't interfere with the seal and I like the look.
I am really impressed by these labeling techniques you guys use for jarred tobacco.
That's a nice display. What kind of box have you got those jars stored in?
I use Avery 22830 Glossy While Print-to-the-Edge 2-1/2" Round labels for the jar lids & Avery 8859 Glossy White Business Cards that I put inside the jar. I use Adobe Photoshop Elements to make up the graphics for both, & Microsoft Word templates from Avery to print them.
I use the Avery label template and the International Cellar Labels. If I don’t see a label I like I create one of my own.
It's like a pop bottle crate. They were sold by Michael's but my understanding is they have been discontinued. Too bad, they are very handy.
I do a lot of Photoshop as a hobby, and I decided to design my own labels in a vintage style, so that it match the cabinet I made last month! I uploaded them on Cellar Labels - https://cellarlabels.com/
KBV does offer a free 2" round printed label for the lids when you buy some of their tobacco. Wish more did this, but I have enjoyed making some of my own (if I don't like the ones already out there.
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That is one sweet pipe and tobacco wall display unit. Where did you get it, if I may ask?I do a lot of Photoshop as a hobby, and I decided to design my own labels in a vintage style, so that it match the cabinet I made last month! I uploaded them on Cellar Labels - https://cellarlabels.com/
Thank you! I made it myself! I'm not a woodworker, but I'm artistic and decided to give it a try. It's not perfect (not every shelf are perfectly leveled) but I wanted something rustic looking and it works. I made a blueprint prior to build it, and you can find it here: Tobacco Pipes Cabinet Concept by Morsoth on DeviantArt - https://www.deviantart.com/morsoth/art/Tobacco-Pipes-Cabinet-Concept-903918557
The pipe cabinet is almost full now! My goal was to buy the 20 pipes I want (Tobacco Pipes - Collection Check List by Morsoth on DeviantArt - https://www.deviantart.com/morsoth/art/Tobacco-Pipes-Collection-Check-List-906899396) and then focus on tobacco blends.
The labels on the Mason jar are only taped with scotch tape on the lid, and once I decide on the 12 blends that I will likely smoke ever and ever again, I will print the labels on adhesive paper and stick it on the lid. I still can change the lid or the bottle, but it was simpler to go that route for now.
