Labels

[trisha]

How do I even begin? I don't have a name, design or any computer knowledge. Where on earth should I start. I already have customers from samples I gave out. I want to be profesional. How do I make or order them? Any advice appreciated.

[StacysScentsations(DH)]

If you have no computer knowledge or a decent graphics program and already have customers I would reccomend getting someone else to do your labels atleast until you can get the hang of it. Of course the first thing you will need is a name.

[firstlady]

I'm no help to you, i got a print shop label maker, and i can't figure out how to make it do what i want, have to wait till son comes back home i guess. in mean time i will just keep printing my name on cardstock and cutting out then folding in half. which is ok for me, i;m not selling candles as business , just a few to people, tarts and wickless.

[SatinDucky]

You need a name to start with. Then you need to check local laws for your area and find out if you need a business license to sell and whether or not you need to charge/pay tax. The more knowledge you have, the better armed you are, IMO.

[Spellkast]

I've used Microsoft Publisher for almost all of my stationary needs! If you're using regular sized labels (2x4 or 1 1/4x whatever the heck those little shipping labels are) than it's great! Really easy to use and figure out. Unfortunately, I just started doing round labels for my shea butter and making my own warning labels, and it doesn't have a template for that But for making flyers or brochures, and my regular sized labels, publisher rocks!!!

Michelle