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Jim's camera crapped out so I took this instead. Picture of Black Label Society headlining the second stage at Ozzfest 06 in Mansfield, MA
Label on the back of my Hoosier cabinet (but probably made in North Carolina, so a Tar Heel cabinet?)
I have a label maker, and I can't help but actually label the bins and drawers when things are organzied enough to do so. I still have some areas that need condensing and reorganizing, so I'll add more as I get further. This bin happens to be a repurposed Mary Kay bin with all of my loose stamping tools (the sets are on the shoebox size shelves on the other side)
I'm incredibly excited about the new shed that's being built (not some pre-fab rubbish, this is first-rate carpentry going on here) - so I'm trying to drum up a bit of interest out there in flickr land by not showing you the whole thing as it's going up... I'm going to give you little tastes...
...timelapse video to follow.
"Mysterious Insect" display was created by Rhias Hall and gifted to me for X-mas 2010.
Check out Rhias's awesome photos here:
This is a label that has been created by one of our visitors to the display 'The Odditoreum'. This display features a selection of weird and wonderful curiosities from deep within the vaults of the Museum’s collection. Visitors are encouraged to write their interpretation of what these objects may mean to them.
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If you printed your labels on fabric (see the Crafty Gemini tutorial craftygemini.blogspot.ca/2010/02/make-your-own-fabric-lab...)...
1. close the enveloppe to figure out where you want them
2. Pin them in place
3. open the enveloppe flat
4. sew them in place
If you don't print fabric labels, I recommend you sew light cradstock to be able to write on or stick labels later. Also if your stamps are adhesif, they might not stick well to fabric so cardstock will do well. For this enveloppe, I will hand sew the labels later but it's much easier when done in advance.
I got my labels today!! I'm so EXCITED!! I can now mark my bags :)
The colors are slightly darker in person.
This is a label that has been created by one of our visitors to the display 'The Odditoreum'. This display features a selection of weird and wonderful curiosities from deep within the vaults of the Museum’s collection. Visitors are encouraged to write their interpretation of what these objects may mean to them.
Woven labels are the most common and economical way to identify and grow your brand on your product. Woven labels have the best and biggest bang for your buck! You can tell this from all major brands who use woven labels in the majority of their products, it can not be beat! Woven will allow you to get the finest detail in both your logo and name – you will be amazed how professional your name and brand will look in our HD Woven Labels. You can place them on any and every item! Everything is 100% custom to your needs ensuring your logo, lettering, and colours are as accurate as possible. All our labels come individually cut and finished (most from offshore come on rolls and you have to cut them yourself – but they will fray – we Hot cut so all nice and individual), suited to your needs, ready to be sewn in. Laven Labels produces quality labels and the quickest delivery in the industry!
More for the swap entitled "Put a Label On It" in Yahoo groups. The center one doesn't show so well, but there's a big wad of tape stuck to itself. I don't usually do humor in cards, but I bet every one of us has had a packing tape disaster.
British Railways 80s/90s Carriage label
BR21717/41
H44 Inverness to Aberdeen
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Woven labels are the most common and economical way to identify and grow your brand on your product. Woven labels have the best and biggest bang for your buck! You can tell this from all major brands who use woven labels in the majority of their products, it can not be beat! Woven will allow you to get the finest detail in both your logo and name – you will be amazed how professional your name and brand will look in our HD Woven Labels. You can place them on any and every item! Everything is 100% custom to your needs ensuring your logo, lettering, and colours are as accurate as possible. All our labels come individually cut and finished (most from offshore come on rolls and you have to cut them yourself – but they will fray – we Hot cut so all nice and individual), suited to your needs, ready to be sewn in. Laven Labels produces quality labels and the quickest delivery in the industry!