another label

[rgecaprock]

The Do-OverEdited by: rgecaprock

 

[Wade E]

Very nice Ramona. I think you missed the h in Chardonnay though unless it blends in there and I dont see it.

 

[rgecaprock]

Wade
OOOPS!!! You are right, I did miss it....lol.it's fixed now.
Ramona

Edited by: rgecaprock

 

[Wade E]

Excellent fix!

 

[sangwitch]

I like it. Very nice job!

 

[MedPretzel]

very nice, but....


pleasant..

 

[rgecaprock]

Dang, I'm just not with it today with my spelling and my eyesight....lol


Now I've lost the label somewhere. Can't fix it...guess I'll have to do-over.


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[Wade E]

I guess thats why your supposed to label it before you drink it!

 

[rgecaprock]

I wish that was my excuse!!

 

[MedPretzel]

It looks beautiful, though. I love that leaf-effect you did! That is very classy!





And I love the "rounded-oak structure" line!!! I could never come up wtih something like that for my wines! The best I did was, "It's supposed to taste bad, it's medicine!"

 

[peterCooper]

and Australian

 

[grapeman]

I love your label as is.

I'm sure you must have done the spelling that way on purpose to see who was paying attention.

What a wonderful blend of simplicity and color tones. The red maple leaf reminds me of autumn which is just around the corner. I might have used an oak leaf turned bronze instead,to represent the oak you refer to, but that would have thrown the colors off. I wish I could make labels like yours- mine are always so drab! Good work.

 

[Pepere]

Ramona: awesome label!

I guess that oak leaf is a reminder of home and West by-God VA. eh?

The heck with the spelling. A couple of bottles later and no ones reading the darn thing anyway!!

 

[Joanie]

It's beautiful, Ramona!!!!! Excellent work!!!

 

[rgecaprock]

Ok, done over..............Ramona