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Green Tara Spirulina Label
Customer Creation by: Paul Torok
Description
I created our labels on a mac using Adobe Illustrator.
This label is placed on a resealable 4 oz "Rice Paper" StandUp Pouch.
Currently we have 4 different products in up to 4 different sizes-
some have front & back labels, one product is packaged in a jar.
This label is placed on a resealable 4 oz "Rice Paper" StandUp Pouch.
Currently we have 4 different products in up to 4 different sizes-
some have front & back labels, one product is packaged in a jar.
Label Details
View More Submissions For: OL475CK
Label Size: 4" x 5"
Material: Clear Gloss Inkjet (CK)
Category: Food and Drink Labels
Printer: Canon PIXMA MX870
View More Product Info: OL475CK
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Tips From This Project
For "full bleed" labels- (edge to edge with no unprinted borders) I used the following settings:
Page set up/paper size: US Letter (borderless)
Scale 99% (sometimes 8%)
Borderless Printing (Amount of Extension- (minimum or position 2)
I also save labels & toner ink (which I recommend getting on Amazon- it's super cheap!)
by reducing the opacity to 25 or 33% (making for a very light print) and printing it on regular paper (vs a label sheet) then I place the paper behind a label sheet with a bright light or the sun behind it to make minor spacing adjustments to get the 4 images (or 6 on other labels) to fit as perfectly as possible - sometime I have to do this several times- once I'm happy with the placement of my images with respect to the label sheet- then I put the opacity (Illustrator setting) back to 100% and begin printing on the label sheets.
Page set up/paper size: US Letter (borderless)
Scale 99% (sometimes 8%)
Borderless Printing (Amount of Extension- (minimum or position 2)
I also save labels & toner ink (which I recommend getting on Amazon- it's super cheap!)
by reducing the opacity to 25 or 33% (making for a very light print) and printing it on regular paper (vs a label sheet) then I place the paper behind a label sheet with a bright light or the sun behind it to make minor spacing adjustments to get the 4 images (or 6 on other labels) to fit as perfectly as possible - sometime I have to do this several times- once I'm happy with the placement of my images with respect to the label sheet- then I put the opacity (Illustrator setting) back to 100% and begin printing on the label sheets.
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