Chrismas label templates?

Lord_Gardener

Are there any freebie templates to download for Chrismas labels?

tru

Yep

Mummy2Emily

I am looking for the exact same thing!
Will keep an eye on this thread...if i find any i will let you know..:)

Lord_Gardener

Thanks for your quick reply. Are there any UK size version?

Katgoddess

Lord_Gardener wrote:

Thanks for your quick reply. Are there any UK size version?

Make your own. Word has a labels template where you can add the size of your labels. Then all you have to do is add some clipart from the site Troo mentioned, and maybe some text.

furrychimp

there are some on here:http://www.razzledazzlerecipes.com/artistcafe/christgraphics/index.htm
.....it says you can print off as many as you need for personal use....US website with lots of Christmas ideas.....

dorsetmiss_2

You can make personalised ones from this site, (type in your name and the recipients..either 10 tags all the same or with different to and froms)

http://familyinternet.about.com/cs/printables/l/blpersonalgift.htm

Lord_Gardener

Katgoddess wrote:

Make your own. Word has a labels template where you can add the size of your labels. Then all you have to do is add some clipart from the site Troo mentioned, and maybe some text.

Thanks, tried using word label templates with clip art but can never get the print to line up with the labels - seems to not fit correctly after a few rows! Using Avery L 7163 labels - 14 to a A4 page!

tru

I can never get labels to line up properly either :rolleyes:

Try this - go to envelopes and labels, click the labels tab then click options. Where it says label products scroll down to other/custom then click new labels. Arm yourself with a ruler and enter the measurements exactly then save it.

That's the only way I can get it right, even if I use Avery labels and choose the right option, they don't print right

Lord_Gardener

Thanks Tru, I'll give it a go!

Katgoddess

tru wrote:

I can never get labels to line up properly either :rolleyes:

Try this - go to envelopes and labels, click the labels tab then click options. Where it says label products scroll down to other/custom then click new labels. Arm yourself with a ruler and enter the measurements exactly then save it.

That's the only way I can get it right, even if I use Avery labels and choose the right option, they don't print right

That's exactly what I meant! Don't go too near the edges either with your design, and don't print a border so it won't be too obvious if its slightly at an angle.