On the topic of home made liqueurs and tapenades, I thought the My Own Labels site might be of interest!

Colleen, thanks for posting this link. I make my own limoncello labels on Avery clear shipping labels, but that doesn't work for dark liqueurs. I've been trying to decide how to do them. This looks like a good choice. I like the wine bottle label that has the Fleur de Lis on it.
Here is my limoncello label.

Deborah Horn

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Nice touch Deborah!

Colleen, have you ordered from My Own Labels? I've seen that site before but couldn't find a price list (maybe I'm just blind! but I looked as I browsed the labels). They have some great ideas there, though.

Nice Deborah!!!

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Deborah,
Your labels are lovely! Very professional.

Valerie,
Once you choose a label style (wine or food, etc.), general prices are shown, then if you choose further (provencal, etc.) the prices are at the bottom of the page. It looks like $9 for the first sheet of labels, then $5 or $6 for every additional sheet.

I just got a new printer that can print lables. What a great idea!

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