The problem with buying blank labels for me is that I have no computer skills so it takes forever, and too much faffing around for me to get anything half decent. And I'd rather out that time into practising on my soaps and stuff (though I knew both are important to sell).  :buttrf:

Polly & Suzanne  - I have extensive computer and design skills, and even I have struggled like MAD to get the small round lables to line up properly for lip balm pots. It's almost impossible. I print off a laser, and I've designed a template to use with them, and still they're skew.

Really, the easiest way if you have limited computer skills - is to get some scrapping paper (download & print your own is way cheeper!!) and a good punch, and punch them out. If you don't want to splash out on a Xyron just yet (and they're lovely!) get some spray on adhesive from somewhere like Staples. (You can get permanant and removable.) It doesn't make the paper wet, and it's an even coating all over, so better for inkjet printing than some of the wet glues. Hope that helps. xx   :buttrf:

Thanks Carmen, It's good to know that even computer literate poeple struggle with such things . The Xyron does look brill, so might invest at some point.  :buttrf:

Hmmm, don't hate me but I don't seem to have problems with lining up round labels at all... If all else fails, colour the space between the labels the same as your background and it's less noticeable

Kevin x