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silkworm wrote:JaCk
Yes mate I can help you out!
I would charge normally for professional or regular labels or designs but if you don't demand them tomorrow I can do something for you.

Sweet, thanks mate...whenever you get some time man...no pressure...something with Capt Jack Sparrow on it would be great & some general Ales & Lager labels would be fantastic....thanks!!!!!

How many?????
JaCk you drive a hard bargain

silkworm wrote:How many?????
JaCk you drive a hard bargan

Oh just the image would be ok mate, I can sort out the printing!
Maybe 1 x Ale, 1 x Lager & 1 x General?....is that too much?

Happy to help!
Can I stick them on with me Blood as well Pirate
3 labels for some of ye pirate gold sounds like a good trade ye rusty sea dog

Silk, we could've got you to make a shirt design. Top job on the labels.

Cheers, Ed

silkworm wrote:Happy to help!
Can I stick them on with me Blood as well Pirate
3 labels for some of ye pirate gold sounds like a good trade ye rusty sea dog

Arrrrrrggggghhhh be it heard that Silky the scurvvy dog will be makin the labels....Arrrrrgggghhhh!

For those of you who want to experiment with your own labels

Check out this link.......

http://members.aol.com/brewwizard/labelwiz.html

Great job on your labels Silk. Your site is pretty good to.
One question, in your header you say you are into several things, 2 of them;

religion & brewing beer

To me they are one and the same. That is to say, my religion is brewing beer.

One is homebrewing
the other is the answer to the question....
'If a homebrewer brews the perfect brew in the forest and no one is there to taste it.
Is it the perfect brew????'
or
'If a brew is bubbling on day 3 in the forest and no one hears it ...
can it be bottlled anyway.' 'Who would bottle it!'

1. If the homebrewer brewed it then he would be there to taste it, making it the perfect brew

2. No you can't bottle, everyone knows if you have airlock activity you must wait which then makes the second point moot



Dogger

Ahhh wise sage you are an inspiration....
I had better take religion of my website - all answers have been found.....

... but did it bubble ???

Mine farts

Dogger

Dogger Dan wrote:Mine farts

Dogger

Delightful Dogger

After being inspired by Silky, I thought I would give it a try to make a label of my own...I came up with this!

http://www.fotolode.com/images/JaCkSpAr ... label2.jpg

Thoughts would be appreciated!

JaCk_SpArRoW wrote:After being inspired by Silky, I thought I would give it a try to make a label of my own...I came up with this!

http://www.fotolode.com/images/JaCkSpAr ... label2.jpg

Thoughts would be appreciated!

not bad Jack, there is no way my missus would be touching them, spiders freak her out, hmmmm maybe put something like that on mine

I thought I would post up what the final product of Silky's labels on my bottles looks like....Im totally stoked with the result!!

Hi to all at http://www.homebrewandbeer.com

While searching for places to promote myself I stumbled onto your site.

As I was reading through most of your discussions, I was thinking maybe my services could be of use to most home brewers. You see I can produce labels at low prices.

So if you need labels for your brew, please visit my website for prices and if I can help please call me.

Cheers Stan

Just a postscript, milk definitely works very well as a label adhesive.

General wrote:Just a postscript, milk definitely works very well as a label adhesive.

I just used a Uhu glu stick for these Jeffro & they stick like....well....glue!!

General wrote:milk definitely works very well as a label adhesive.

Do you find your labels peel off when wet, e.g. in an esky of ice & water??