I’m using Inkscape. It’s pretty complicated but I’m getting the hang of some basic functions with it and am able to produce some reasonably decent designs.
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I print 6 of them on plain printer paper with a high quality laser printer then attach them to the bottle with this homemade glue. I think I found this recipe somewhere here on HBT)
Bottle label glue—
Basic Waterproof Glue
* 6 tbsp water
* 2 packets unflavored gelatin (1/2 oz.)
* 2 tbsp white vinegar
* 2 tsp glycerine
Bring water to a boil. Remove from heat and stir in gelatin until it is dissolved. Add vinegar and glycerin and stir well. Let the mixture cool slightly and pour into a jar and seal tightly. To Use: This glue is best applied while warm. Apply to surfaces using a brush. Glue will gel after a few days. To re-use, warm by placing the jar in a pan of hot water. Good for binding leather to leather, fabrics to cardboard, paper to paper.
The labels slide right off in very hot water.
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