ThreeTaps
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Just labeled today.
Labels Applied - Cherry Wheat / Pumpkin Spice
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They look great!
brzrkr
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very nice! did you print these at home or have them professionally done?
thatjoshguy
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awsome! What did you apply them with?
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ThreeTaps
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I printed a high dpi version at home on my inkjet printer, then took that to kinkos and made copies using their color laser jet printer.
Milk and a basting brush :rockin:
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Very nice looking...I'd buy it...yes, I do judge a beer by its label...sometimes. 
bionicbrew
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sweet! to me, the pumpkins just go perfect with your underlying logo. good job!
bhatchable
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sweet work
Great job, was looking for a place to post my new label, and ran across it.
I am looking to enhance mine, and move to doing what you have done with the cherries, and pumkin pics...keep it up!
I am looking to enhance mine, and move to doing what you have done with the cherries, and pumkin pics...keep it up!
beer-monger
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I find the black and blue stripes on the side a bit much. The label is complex with allot of different colors. I think with a solid color on the sides instead of the stripes it would make it less busy. Other than that I like them both, especially the pumpkin. Just my humble opinion for what it's worth.
-Primary: Octoberfest
-Secondary: Ginger Beer
-Carboy: Mead
-Primary: Octoberfest
-Secondary: Ginger Beer
-Carboy: Mead
Mountainbeers
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Did you just print this on regular 8 1/2 x 11 paper? What type of paper?
I got some from LHBS. It is sticky on one side (after you wet it) 8 1/2 X 11 sheets. About 15 per pack for about five bucks. Labels come off as easy as the Samuel Adams did.
