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These tags (approx 6cm x 9cm) are prints from a picture from an old 1920's children's book! They just shout Springtime at me with a lovely little girl in a bonnet looking at the new lambs in the field! The picture is cream and brown and they are printed onto white card. Each tag has its own dusky pink and purple spring..enchanting!
My great friend chinadawl was shopping for labels and found that mine is one of the samples on NameMaker.com's fantastic new website! I am stoked - what an honor! Some other friends from flickrland, like splityarn, are on there, too.
PS - These are fabulous labels - I have had three different types and styles made through them. I recommend the iron-on type for the smaller / narrower types even if you are going to sew them on.
The former Label will appear on the original Slot in the Opposite Line the 4 Characters will be displayed, editable with the corresponding Pots. There is - as always - no need to Save, just hit one of the Function or Scenes Buttons and your new setting is memorized.
Labels from fruit packing boxes that we framed and put up on the wall in the kitchen. The one in the center is really pretty -- the other two are fun.
Typeface Project: Label
Student: Catarina Carvalho
Class: Typography III
Semester/Year: 2016–17
Place: Caldas da Rainha
University: www.esad.ipleiria.pt/
Shoe labels take a stomping, so we recommend covering your Applied Labels (kids name shoe labels) with Shoe Shield labels. Shoe Shield labels are protective, clear, unprinted covers and are slightly larger than Applied Labels. A durable and easy way to label kids shoes! Shoe Shield labels are the perfect companion to your Applied Labels.
Label for Presbyterian Porter. A beer brewed for the wedding of Dan & Sarah Smarsch. Brewed byy the good folks at Fathand Brewing Company. Warren, Mich.
Zakk Wylde’s Black Label Society performing at Ogden Theater in Denver, Colorado, America on June 1st, 2014.