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Shipping Labels
I am not sure exactly who the designer is - but I think they did a GREAT job!!
Let's put this label on every card, letter and package we send!.
Hopefully, "sending Molly's" becomes a household name!!
The label is about 2" x 3". All you need to do is find labels that fit your printer and make them up with the attached picture. If you don't know how to make labels - just buy some and then let me know what brand you bought. There usually is a number on the package - Like Avery 8163 are 2" x 4",
Never%20Forget.doc
cookie label.doc
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Permalink Reply by Chris N. Proud Nuke Mom of Mike on
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Brenda Sue - I copied your set of labels and if I understand correctly if I get Avery 8163 I can just print and go?????
Thanks, I want to get them done over my break so we are ready for Dec. 4 -
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Permalink Reply by Brenda Sue on
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Yep, they should! You ever get the box of chapstick?
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Brenda Sue, you seem to be the expert on the labels. I need to print out labels for tthe baggies of cookies i'm sending to Diane in FL 12/11/10.
I have a fairly new HP printer and will get the labels you recommened Avery 8163. Once i get that I might need help.
If you have suggestions now please let me know.
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sure will - here is my cell number - call anytime if you need me (especially if you are Verizon) 409-626-2293
The main thing is just to be sure you have the printer loaded correctly. I usually put an "x" on a piece of paper and print it to see which side my printer prints on. That way I don't waste a whole page of ink printing on the wrong side.
I don't know why I can remember a LONG definition from 1978 (from economics 131) - but I can't remember how my printer works from yesterday! -
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Permalink Reply by Kim (Ethan's Mom) on
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back to the top
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Permalink Reply by diane {Shawns mom} on
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The new label link is above - is is called "Never%20Forget.doc" - not sure why that %20 got stuck in there but I'm afraid to change it!
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The new label link is above - is is called "Never%20Forget.doc" - not sure why that %20 got stuck in there but I'm afraid to change it!
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YOU rock brenda!
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What labels do we use for making the cookie label? I know it's not the 2x4 ones. I'd like to get the ones that match up with the cookie label doc.
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Kim, just tell me the brand and number of you labels and I'll make you some. Or tell me how many on a page - and I'll try to figure it out! Call me if you want - you have my number (Just not before 5 in the morning or after 8 until 4 and then not after midnight)! Got that?
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I hadn't gotten any labels yet. My oven is giving me fits and I may just have no bake cookies. lol
I'll let you know when I get some and have you help me. Thanks!
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