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For our daily challenge......Starts with "S" We use these stickers at work to date and time I.V. tubing....
I would roughly translate this as "A good morning with Nutella leads to a better life". Keep in mind that I don't speak any Italian.
This sticker is awesome, by the way. As is Nutella, of course.
Are you tired of old traditional stickers and decals? And you need something new, latest and more eye catching stuff? Then the custom epoxy stickers are the most suitable product for you. Epoxy stickers are made of polyurethane which is poured over each decal in such a technique that it forms a clear dome giving it a high quality 3D appearance. Transparent coating can give your epoxy dome labels an attention seeking "pop" that every one will notice. Epoxy stickers are mostly used on wrappers, cans, bottles, CD bags, envelopes, and folders. On most of the vehicles today, the manufacturer's brand logo is printed on epoxy stickers. Generally Epoxy Stickers are also called as epoxy bubble stickers and epoxy doom stickers.
EzeePrinting.com offers custom epoxy stickers printing in any shape with square corners or without corners. Radius should not be less than 0.5".
Available in all standard sizes i.e. 2" x 2", 2.5" x 2.5", 3" x 3", 3.5" x 3.5" or in any custom size that you need.
Quality screen printing with one color or two color on sliver sticker stock gives best results.
Full color Epoxy stickers are produced with spot colors printing.
Sticker stock is available in Silver, Golden, Diamond and multicolor.
Doom or bubble height could be from 1mm - 3mm transparent.
Absolutely loved this city! Great atmosphere, great people, great food, great beer, great museums, so much history & stickers everywhere! This pic was taken after we had a couple of steins in here!
So, last week, I got an email fromTeeFury saying they have stickers and we should tweet about them for a chance to win some. So I tweeted and then I won!
Ok, commence being jealous....now!
Promotional vinyl sticker from 1979 for Echo & The Bunnymen's debut single Pictures On My Wall, when they burst upon the post punk emerging goth scene in England. A different version of the song would later appear on their debut album Crocodiles the following year in 1980.
I was thrilled to get this from a hip little shop in Dallas in 1984, and even more thrilled 25 years later to find it in a box in unpeeled and pristine condition
Never unpeel a sticker, kids