How to make labels How to make labels Sometimes information takes on more power when we present it in a different format -- perhaps a different size or color paper, a different font, audio rather than print, or as labels on everyday items.
Water Bottle Labels -- Small (You can use the designs we have produced or adapt the format to your own purposes. ) These labels fit small (pint) water bottles and even some smaller ones. These labels are 1 3/4" x 8" Purchase White, Full Sheet adhesive labels (Avery 8165). Labels print 5 to a page. Cut them apart with a paper cutter. Peel off the paper backing and affix to the paper label already on the bottle.
Water Bottle Labels -- Large (You can use the designs we have produced or adapt the format to your own purposes. ) These labels fit large 24 oz. water bottles. These labels are 2 1/2" " x 8 3/4 " Purchase White, Full Sheet adhesive labels (Avery 8165). Labels print sideways, 3 to a page. Cut them apart with a paper cutter. Peel off the paper backing and affix to the paper label already on the bottle.
- Writer's Water Bottle (Spring, 2006 Assessment Day)
- Reader's Water Bottle (Spring, 2007 Assessment Day)
Granola Bar Labels (You can use the designs we have produced or adapt the format to your own purposes. ) These labels are 3 1/3" " x 4 " Purchase adhesive shipping labels (Avery 5164). Labels print 6 to a page. Peel off the paper backing and affix to the granola bars.
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Last updated by Karen
Schwalm on
November 14, 2007
. Legal Notice. http://web.gccaz.edu/English/Assessment/Fall07/labels.htm Glendale Community College, Glendale, AZ |
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