Labels are done

[Lucky_lefty]

I finally designed my labels and I dont know who to send it to to get them made. can I use kinkos or the ups store?

 

[saramc]

It was easier for me to save to a thumb drive and walk in to Office Max (or Kinko's). They will then ask your permission to convert your file to their program and they print a sample for you before they start the print job. If you are printing to an actual label you need to make sure your design fits the label. They will do a little tweaking for free. Was super simple and cheaper than printing at home. I know OfficeMax will ask if they can save their version of your label on your thumb drive, that way you have an OfficeMax template on hand for future designs, etc.

 

[Lucky_lefty]

thanks I will search for one in my area fed ex kinkos charges 15 bucks to just resize it to fit on the labels and then how ever much for the labels.

 

[Kraffty]

Your label would be perfect to use as a "master". You could run a large run (50 or 100 sheets) 4up laser label less all the wine info in color at any local quick print. At home you could then run 8 sheets at a time in just black text for each batches specifics. It would make the individual labels really inexpensive in the long run. See if a friend or acquaintance knows a local small printer and go talk to them, there are many options. Labels shouldn't be as mystifying as they seem to be around here.
Look great, by the way,
Mike