Teach Soap

I use Online Labels for all of my labeling needs and have been very pleased with them. If anyone is interested in trying them, I have 3 promotional codes for 20 free labels. If anyone is interested, please send me a PM.

No strings attached - you get a sheet of 20 free labels. First 3 people to respond gets em!

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HEAVENLY SCENT SOAPS

Well looky here, I do seem to be the first one if I am not mistaken

theGinger8

I can't use the promo as I buy from them on a regular basis. Thanks for posting this though!

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Hi Ginger:

I'm sorry! Several people responded via PM and I sent them the codes. But, I order from them a lot and if I get any more promo codes, I'll let you know.

Soap Buddy:
Do you use their tiny round labels?? I am having the darn-dest time trying to line them up, no matter what I do. I have no problems with any of the other labels. Maybe it's just me!!

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HEAVENLY SCENT SOAPS

I use them, too...but tell me...are you having a hard time gettting in there today?

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Where do you get the online labels? Is there a website? Because I have been looking for some cool cheap labels... Thanks!

-Shnoo

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Soap Buddy - I'm glad it's not me (re. the tiny round labels). I am still trying to get it to work out, but not having a lot of luck. I use them for my lip balm tubes and fragrance oils. What do you use in their place (for tiny bottles and jars, etc.)?

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HEAVENLY SCENT SOAPS

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Thanks anyway, and I will look to see if you get anymore, currently I am making my own labels using word and publisher or handmade.

i use onlinelabels.com too. i use the single 8.5x11 lables. this way i can make any shape label i want and not have to worry about them lining up.

it IS a PITA to have to cut them all, but for me, the ease of design is worth it.

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~Shell

I use an avery label program.
I too notice that sometimes they don't line up on the first try. Something that helps me is to print a few rows or a whole page in black & white on a plain sheet of paper. I then put that on top of a sheet of labels and hold it up to the light to see how it lines up. I adjust and repeat the process until it's as good as it's going to get.
Then I print for real.

This results in less waste of precious labels and colored ink.

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- Mickey!

i have been using avery, too. but i am going to look at the onlinelabel.com... sounds like an easy way to go. thanks for the web

For those of you having trouble lining up your round labels, do you use the template provided on the Online Labels website? Or is THAT what the problem is?

zeo