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I was wondering where a good place to buy wine labels is. E.C.Kraus used to
have nice ones you could print on, but now only have one type.

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> I was wondering where a good place to buy wine
> labels is. E.C.Kraus used to have nice ones
> you could print on, but now only have one type.


Avery 5186 labels are 3.5 x 5 and come four to a
sheet and 100 sheets to a box. Tou may want to
use a stronger adhesive yo keep them on the
bottle.

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While I was looking for printable labels I found one of my old E.C.Kraus
one. I got to playing with it and did the following and made a label that
not only looks good, but is water proof. I took the label and scanned it
into a photo program. I then added the text I wanted and printed it out on
my Kodak printer dock. I then used my wife's xyron machine to put a
permanent adhesive to it.

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On Jan 13, 10:36*am, "news.bresnan.net" > wrote:
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> have nice ones you could print on, but now only have one type.
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> Thanks


http://www.4th-vine.com/us/index.php

This was the source I wanted to use before I started making my own
from scratch - both finished and plain labels in many shapes.

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These labels work fine and easy to remove to re-use bottles.
http://www.midwestsupplies.com/produ...px?SubCat=1730

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