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Working with designers leads to some beautifully crafted work getting on our presses. So when Steve and Chris from United Creatives asked us to print these Whisky labels for their client Artisan Scotch Whisky makers Compass Box Whisky Company, we knew we were getting involved in something exciting.
The labels were letterpress printed on our vintage presses in one colour onto a beautiful uncoated label stock. The labels also required a die cut shape which we decided to 'kiss-cut'. This means cutting the shape out of the top sheet of the paper enabling the label to be peeled off the backing sheet in one piece ready to be applied to the bottles.
For further details please visit my blog here candronicoucardcraft.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/loving-my-new...
What's with labels?
hMmmmm...
I don't like using "dating" or "girlfriend;"
so, I shouLdn't be made guiLty by
CBF? aka current boy friend?
You can introduce me as gf, but iLL just look at you funny.
sigh @ Ame society!
This is his cute sister...
I did her red streaks here before we went to the mall.
If my hair was longer & I wasn't in nursing school,
this would be my hair style!!!
I wanted to have fun & experiment...
Their mom was surprisingly okay with it.
Some labels we designed for a northern california Apiary. not letterpress printed, but designed by paper monkey press
British Railways (Southern Region) 1960s Carriage label
BR21754/27
WATERLOO
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This is a now closed Carlisle's / Dillard's Home Store / Famous Labels store at the Ashtabula Towne Square Mall. I am not sure if any Famous Labels stores are still open but this one closed quietly in early 2010 after only being open since late 2007.
The Ashtabula Towne Square Mall (originally called Ashtabula Mall) was opened in October 1992. The original anchor stores of the mall were Kmart, JCPenney, Dillard's, Sears, Phar-Mor, and Carlisle's. Sadly as of spring 2014 the mall only has two anchor stores, a Super Kmart and a JCPenney, on the western part of the mall. It appears that the interior of the mall is at least 50% vacant with the food court and eastern half of the mall completely empty. The remaining businesses are clustered in the western part of the mall near JCPenney and Super Kmart then continue until the cinemas behind the food court.
Astabula Towne Square Mall - 3315 North Ridge East - Ashtabula, Ohio