Does anyone use/create cellar labels on their website? Anyone bored and want to make a few?
Cellar Labels
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What is a cellar label?
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it’s a website that people make and share tobacco tin labels for mason jars.
Interesting Idea. Couldn't cost much to send labels anywhere in the world. I'm always way behind on putting labels on stuff I've purchased. I'm not going to wait . . . I think we need a collective of captured artwork we can print on some sort of standard circular label that is commonly available.
Hmmmmm. I wonder. We have a Gallery here on B&B.
Hmmmmm. I wonder. We have a Gallery here on B&B.
Could it possibly be a trademark violation that would hurt B&B?
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I honestly don’t know how any of this works. People create them using phot editor etc.
A decent chunk of the art is stuff people free-handed and upload without expecting payment. I'm sure it would depend on the label. Like scanning and scaling down any labor to fit on lid could be gray or full blown black...
there was a website that was doing that and got shut down.
Ack bummer about copyright. Original Art Work I guess would be ok.
Personal use of copied artwork is OK, uploading copyrighted material to a site for others to use is a no-no.
Thanks for clarification. I thought this may be the case, but wasn’t sure
I just used this website the other day. The labels turned out great. The Avery website in conjunction with cellarlabels.com made things incredibly easy. Users on the cellar labels website share labels they have created, so a lot of the work has already been done for a lot of tobacco blends.
There were a few that I had to create from scratch, but it was pretty easy. They recommend an online photo editor which I used. All of my tobacco jars are now labels with nice labels instead of hand written in sharpie and all it cost me was the Avery circular labels...everything else was free.
There were a few that I had to create from scratch, but it was pretty easy. They recommend an online photo editor which I used. All of my tobacco jars are now labels with nice labels instead of hand written in sharpie and all it cost me was the Avery circular labels...everything else was free.
This is fantastic! I have been working on figuring out how to get the proper artwork on the lid. This solves the problem. Many thanks to Isaac for starting this thread!
This is a very nice resource. I like to date my jars but that should be a simple thing to add.
So which Avery label? 22818?
You should be able to add the tin date very easy using the text tool at the photopea site.
CellarLabels recommends 94512 for wide mouth jars, but I found that 22830 actually works better.
22830 being delivered today!
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There is a bit of moving things around so they match up with the cut outs
