Recent content by Gary Wolstenholme

Made a similar label to last time, using the Avery style address labels... This time for a batch of Mangrove Jacks Juicy Session IPA. I thought I'd channel Juicy couture in the label design this time. They're only for my benefit. After thee last time I used them, I've found they clean off...

It's an old trick for making vinyl signs repositionable. Use dish soap, watered down a bit and lather it on the surface before applying the sticker/vinyl. When it dries, it gets into the adhesive making it less permanent, but sticky enough to remove and restick (and soaking re-soapys the soap)...

Ha. Unfortunately I'm not much of a football fan, and as I'm originally from Oldham, the Latics are the only team I've ever followed... plus my better half is Wednesday, so I couldn't possibly be a Blade Thanks for all the kind welcomes. I've been learning loads reading through the various...

Oh thanks! The labels were the cheapest of the cheap, so I imagine they'll soak off fairly easily? (although, I guess you know otherwise!?) Thinking about it, mail gets wet, so they'll stay put. Ah well! Maybe next time I'll stick them to soapy bottles. I've done that before to make permanent...

As I'm only starting out, and just wanted something so I can tell which bottle is which. :) I made a design using normal address labels, to be stuck on the bottles at an angle. I think they look ok :)

Thanks John :)

I thought I'd say hello! I signed up after pretty much every Google search I made for info ended up here. Homebrew is a new hobby (i don't like the word hobby, but can't think of an alternative!) for me. I worked as a freelance photographer for over a decade until about five years ago, when I...

After ending up here many a time after Googling for why my beer tastes as 'unique' as it does, I thought I'd sign up in the hope I can contribute when I learn things... the way the internet used to work :)