Show Us Your Label

[Brewbuzzard]

LD Carlson or BrewCraft are the ones to use, from our experience. You can see from the picture below, compared to the picture above, it's a much nicer wax to work with. Not as thick and you can still see the cap underneath!

The other one we used was some chinese made wax. Terrible idea...

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What was the lead content

 

[Gary Wolstenholme]

No harm no foul. As I recall; Hot water, oxy clean, a razor blade, a green scotch pad, and some elbow grease will get em right off.....

Never heard of the soap trip but sounds promising. I may give that a try sometime. Once I started using gelatin, I’ve never looked back, but it couldn’t hurt to have multiple weapons in the arsenal.

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) My labels are printed on a laser printer, so they'll be waterfast/the ink shouldn't run.

Next time I'll try that, and let you know how I get on.

 

[ranchonodinero]

Here is my simple attempt.

 

[rsumm1337]

Not finished yet, but it's the first label I've created completely from scratch (aside from the Phillies and Jetro logos). Super proud of how it's turning out so far. It's my tribute to my favorite tailgating lot as I get prepared for Spring Training and baseball season in general. Started out as a pencil drawing, then I used a wet-erase marker on a transparency sheet to get the solid black lines.

 

[Dgallo]

The labels for my 2 recent beers

TIPA

Imperial milk stout

 

[treacheroustexan]

Not finished yet, but it's the first label I've created completely from scratch (aside from the Phillies and Jetro logos). Super proud of how it's turning out so far. It's my tribute to my favorite tailgating lot as I get prepared for Spring Training and baseball season in general. Started out as a pencil drawing, then I used a wet-erase marker on a transparency sheet to get the solid black lines.

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I love this so much, and love the memories behind it! I need to get my annual baseball beer brewed!

 

[Daniel_Colaco]

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Well thought-out name...

 

[Daniel_Colaco]

Rye beer with spruce tips:
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German style dark lager:
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Single hop (Amarillo) New England IPA:
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Saison brewed with pilsner, rye and spelt malts:
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edit: I do all of this work by myself and I’m open to commissions. PM if you are interested.

They sure look great on the can...

 

[Brewbabe30]

my grapefruit IPA

my currently working batch

 

[6Tap]

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my grapefruit IPA

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my currently working batch

Nice job! [emoji482]

 

[thehaze]

These are the labels for my upcoming 6 brews, which will all be ready in the first week of April. Can't wait!

 

[Mike123]

My first pass at a label. I don't have all the surgeon warnings and ingredients stuff on it. Mostly just fooling around with MS Paint.
I had labels made from this at PostNet for 19 cents each.

 

[Ultryx]

These are the labels for my upcoming 6 brews, which will all be ready in the first week of April. Can't wait!

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These are fantastically beautiful! I really like the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th ones. The jelly one is incredible!

 

[dwhetz]

Rebrewing this today!

 

[thehaze]

These are fantastically beautiful! I really like the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th ones. The jelly one is incredible!

Thank you. I will hopefully post pictures with the labels on the bottles, once I get around to it. Cheers.

 

[Abhishek Dewan]

The labels for my 2 recent beers

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Do I read ABV on NEIPA correctly? wow

 

[Dgallo]

Do I read ABV on NEIPA correctly? wow

Yes sir, 10.5

 

[Dgallo]

@Abhishek Dewan this is the beer the label goes too

 

[BongoYodeler]

@Dgallo I never tire of seeing that beer. It looks mouthwateringly good.

 

[Snuffy]

 

[Dgallo]

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Really like the logo! I was betting that was going to be called “The demon within”

 

[Dgallo]

@Dgallo I never tire of seeing that beer. It looks mouthwateringly good.

Thanks brother. It was a good one. I think I’m going to drop it to 10% but run the base with sone different hop combos.

 

[TheEagleRising]

@Dgallo I never tire of seeing that beer. It looks mouthwateringly good.

EXACTLY, that's the level I want to get to

 

[BongoYodeler]

EXACTLY, that's the level I want to get to

At this point I can only dream.

 

[Abhishek Dewan]

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It's 9 am & it looks delicious enough to want to drink now. Please share recipe. Love the colour.

 

[Fubar20]

 

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[Fubar20]

First time attempts at making beer labels. I didn't know it was so much fun! I can't decide the three "Shatter Star Stouts" but I think I'm leaning towards the 1st one w/ "Vanilla Stout". Any opinions or critiques?

 

[kartracer2]

I like #3 the best, wait, #2, wait, crap, all look cool. I like the simple style of them. How did you achieve the "break out's" or "blow out's", is it a plug in or something like that?. I guess I should ask what software you use first. Again, nice simple design.
Joel B.