Labels for your Handmade Products @ EverythingEtsy.com

Handmade_labels

Head over to EverythingEtsy.com to download these amazing “Make it Handmade” labels individually. They are designed by Erin Rippy of InkTree Press. Have fun over at EverythingEtsy and make sure you check out all thier amazing posts.

DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE 75 “MAKE IT HANDMADE” COLLECTION (zip) 

Vintage Cherry Favor Labels by Cathe Holden

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These Vintage Cherry designed favor labels are designed by Cathe Holden of Justsomethingimade.com Vintage labels are in PDF templates and are ready to print on your laser and inkjet printers. For convenience, the regtangular labels are both fillable and editable. Enjoy -:)

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To change fonts:  type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command + E on a Mac. A toolbar will appear giving you additional text properties. Select “More” in the font properties toolbar for paragraph alignment and more.

To print: we suggest using our one page labels and cutting out the designs or print on our:

 

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Happy Easter Holiday Labels

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Download these really cute bunny designed labels for your Easter Holidays. These holiday Easter labels are in printable PDF templates and are ready to print on your laser and inkjet printers. This collection was designed by Catherine Auger

Some of the templates are fillable and editable. You can change the font type and color: select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command + E on a Mac. A toolbar will appear giving you additional text properties. Select “More” in the font properties toolbar for paragraph alignment and more. For best results use Adobe Reader 9 or higher.

To print, use Worldlabel.com products:

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The Cupcake Train Party Set Labels & Printables

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This really fun cute set of Cupcake train labels and printables for your party are designed by Tricia Rennea. Printables are in fillable and editable PDF templates and are FREE to download.

Fonts can be changed: type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command + E on a Mac. A toolbar will appear giving you additional text properties. Select “More” in the font properties toolbar for paragraph alignment and more. For best results use Adobe Reader 9 or higher.

To print, we suggest using our one page labels and cutting out the design or print on:

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Kitchen, Spice Jar & Pantry Organizing Labels

These kitchen organizing labels for your pantry and spice jar containers and canisters are designed by Emily McDowell, a illustrator, designer and truth-teller. Emily also has an Etsy Shop you should check out to see more of her great illustrations.

There are two types of labels offered. One has words on them with an awesome font designed by Emily on them and ready for you to print -:) Then we have blank labels with a default chalkboard font installed ready for you to choose which ever words yout want on the labels. This font can be changed: type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command + E on a Mac. A toolbar will appear giving you additional text properties. Select “More” in the font properties toolbar for paragraph alignment and more.

To Print: we suggest using our full sheet labels and cutting the labels design out for perfect alignment. You can use a round hole punch for the round labels and/or for the larger round labels use WL-5375 and for the smaller round labels use WL-2088.

Please note: These labels were individually hand-painted by Emily McDowell as a special commissioned project for WorldLabel, and this lettering style is not available as a font.

ENJOY -:)

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Printable Doodle Borders Labels by InkTreePress

These really cute free printable Doodle Borders for labels are designed by Erin Rippy of InkTreePress. These doodle borders are in fillable and editable PDF templates. Use them as favor labels, shipping labels or even journal notes -:)

To print use Worldlabel.com products:

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Valentine’s Day Labels with Roses

These really beautiful Valentine’s day holiday labels with a rose theme are designed by Catherine Auger of Pumpkinsandposies.com. Labels are in PDF templates  and are free to download and print for your personal use.

To print, use Worldlabel products:

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2013 Quarterly Executive Planner Pro v3 PDF Special

This amazing executive quarterly Calendar Planner v3 Pro Special is developed by Alex Pavlovich. It is brilliant! You can use it to organize just about everything. Download it now and start checking out all the functionality. Click on the month and it jumps you down to the calendar for that month. See the Monthly $ Expenses on bottom right – it auto adds for you! Click on the date in a month and it jumps you down to a Dailly-To-Do, Time-Organizer, Daily-Diary, a Daily-Notepad and more!

Monthy Calendar with fillable editable field

Lots of functions:

– Fillable Monthly Calendar

– Daily Diary

– Monthly Expenses/Budget with auto add

– Daily To Do

– Daily NotePad

– Time Organizer

– Personalize with your own Logo and Information

– and lots more…

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Printable Vintage Gummed Labels Inspired by Dennison

Free printable red bordered gummed labels in ready to print templates on your laser and inkjet printers. Designed by Erin Rippy of InkTreePress.com and inspired by the great old Dennison Manufacturing Corp. The Dennsion Manufacturing Corp was founded in 1844 and located in Massachusetts. In 1990 Avery International Corp merged with Dennison and became the Avery Dennison Corp, the worldwide leader in pressure sensitive materials and labels. Use these labels for your shipments, mailings, addressing and even labeling your parcels loaded with gifts for the holidays -:)

Photo by  Hope Wallace

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Creating Tables of Contents in LibreOffice

In LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice, tables of contents (ToCs) are grouped with index and bibliographical entries under Insert -> Indexes and Tables. All of them are created with a similar procedure, but the details vary for each case. Tables of contents in particular allow much more options for formatting than are available in MS Office.

The basic steps are easy:

  1. 1. Mark in the text the entries for the table of contents.
  2. 2. Position the table of contents where you want it.
  3. 3. Format the ToC (if necessary)

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