STUCK LABELS: New Designer Shapes
I am so excited to announce our new line of Designer Label packs.
The Designer Label packs are sold blank, four sheets to a pack so they can be printed to match the design of your wedding or party. There are two shapes: notched corners and fancy rectangles. I wish these had been around when I got married. Instead I was getting blisters from my exacto knife trying to cut out special shapes. {We will also be selling these with designs but those won’t be ready for a few weeks.} They can be used for favors, for address labels, for the front of programs.
{UPDATE: To clear up any confusion, we sell two lines of labels: the regular kind with designs already printed on them and the designer packs which are blank. The regular kind you just need a basic program like Microsoft Word to plug in the text to the templates and print. The designer packs you need a basic knowledge of a program like Adobe Illustrator to design the label.}
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You are so talented and after using your labels for Christmas packaging and the appreciative responses, I will be sure to order more for all occasions….maybe for my ‘eating your words’ challenge, you can create a ‘food’ shape and print on them.?
Great job on the design and the photography too – I love the pretty stamps in the background.
these labels are great. where did you get your red and white twine?
I LOVE these labels! I have just recently started using a “signature style” of wrapping my gifts and these would really fit in with my ideas. Thanks -you are really great and I appreciate your sense of style…cool.
These are lovely! Do you have any tips on creating the lovely colored borders like the ones in your photos? I see there are templates to use for the printing but how do you get the neat colored accent lines around the edges? Also would you share your font choices? Because they too are lovely. Thanks!
I LOVE the fancy rectangles! Just perfect!
I’ve got the same question as Kris, above: Do you (or will you) have templates for printing on those labels?
If left to my own devices, I’m sure to make a mess of them.
I want to label every single item I own with these!
Jordan- I love the label with the pink envelope and vintage stamps. Question though, how do you get it to have green border and stripes… I didn’t see that for sale on the website? Do you add color when you print it? Maybe I’m being dense…
I’m having trouble wrapping my head around how this works. If I order Stuck Labels, I have to use my own printer to put the words on them. How would I get it to line up properly if I’m not a graphic designer? What computer programs are necessary?
just lovely
These are so cute and a great way to make organizing fun!
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These are so great! I think I’ll have to buy some to match my Derby invites! You’re a genius!
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Ooooo…! I love the labels and ADORE the sheets of vintage postage stamps! Wherever did you find them?
love these! these are awesome labels. [lovely photo styling, too!]
too clever and talented for words bella x
Ohhhh! I love these!
Love these new labels – just posted about them on my party blog. You do amazing work!
These are really beautiful! Good luck with everything!
now these….i like!
amazing lables, where do you get your little brown boxes?
I love these so much! I posted the on my Blog! Thanks for inspiring me!
I ordered some of these tis weekend to use in my shop. I can’t wait to get them!
Those are fantastic! Once I have some cash I’m definitely ordering
LOVE THEM!
Quick question before I purchase them though: I am just “good enough” with Photoshop Elements – will that work for designing the “designer labels”?
I love how you did the aqua and orange lines on the “thank you for coming labels”……that can be done in elements I’m sure – I just don’t quite git how you could copy the label shape and fill in with color?
Thanks in advance! You can reply on my blog or shoot me an e-mail at littlepinkshadetree@gmail.com
THANKS!! Can’t wait to place an order……and share on my blog! These are awesome.
What fabulous labels for packaging your work.
Great option for clients. Thank you for sharing.
Kim Bensing
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