Hi,
I am trying to find the best price on labels. Printing them off is costly. I like the idea of a roll of labels. Can you tell me what you use or the best way to do a label?
Hi,
I am trying to find the best price on labels. Printing them off is costly. I like the idea of a roll of labels. Can you tell me what you use or the best way to do a label?
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Hi,
Are these for shipping labels or labeling your bagged cookies...? What size?
They would be for the labeling of the cookie bags.
Great. I use Vista Print(click for link) return address labels. You can customize them with your logo or their own designs or whatever you want it to say. It may take a little to get the hang of customizing, but it's really cheap and they have lots of sales and coupon code offers. (Actually I believe they have a sale running currently).
I don't know if you create cookies for weddings etc..., but for example given a few weeks notice you can have them printed with the couples name to customize labels for wedding cookies.
If your logo is small you can even print it twice on the label and cut it in half saving even more $. Of course you can also just print them as regular return address labels.
I hope this helps, Susan
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Hi There! I'm a bit late to the game here, but I've been researching packaging and came upon your question. I'm with Laegwen regarding toppers...I think they are a pain and take away from the "artisan" quality of the cookies. I'm just starting my business and am trying to find the cheapest way to do everything! If you buy Avery blank labels, you can go to their website or MyAvery.com. They have a FANTASTIC template program for every printable you can think of. I added my logo and text to the first sticker. Once you save it, you can apply it to ANY template. I've made my business cards, all sorts of stickers...and heavy weight thank you notes. Good luck