Source for blank syrup labes

[berkshires]

I'd like to find a good source for blank syrup labels I can print on, in the shape that fits the standard 12 oz bottles. It's kind of a pain to have to cut them out just right. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

[maple flats]

For small quantities just look in an office supply store. When the numbers get big enough, order some from www.syruplabels.com, printed with your name and whatever information you want on them.
Have fun!

[berkshires]

Maybe you missed the part where I said I was looking for pre-shaped labels. Not carried in office supply stores.

[psparr]

Many shapes will fit a syrup bottle. Especially the ones sold in office supply stores.

[BAP]

Have you tried doing a google search to see what is out there?

[johnallin]

Maybe you missed the part where I said I was looking for pre-shaped labels. Not carried in office supply stores.

I don't think you intended your reply to read the way it did. Like others have said, there are lots of labels out there that will work for home printing.

[Big_Eddy]

Avery make several different shapes and have a decent online tool for designing the label. I buy the small ovals and have printed many different labels for thank you's, weddings, anniversaries and other special events.

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[Sugarmaker]

I use "Online" brand, they may have the shape you need and they have some in a plastic, more waterproof material.
Regards,
Chris

[berkshires]

Many shapes will fit a syrup bottle. Especially the ones sold in office supply stores.

True enough! I'll be more specific then. This label shape: 15296

But it sounds like this is not something anyone here does. Oh well, no harm in asking. I'll keep poking around trying to find them.

Thanks!

[Big_Eddy]

https://www.onlinelabels.com/OL2522.htm

Most label vendors will make custom dies to cut just about any shape, for a fee.
If you want a stock shape, this is probably the closest you're going to come. There are different sizes available and other top profiles. Filter on specialty and unique shapes and go from there.

[berkshires]

https://www.onlinelabels.com/OL2522.htm

Most label vendors will make custom dies to cut just about any shape, for a fee.
If you want a stock shape, this is probably the closest you're going to come. There are different sizes available and other top profiles. Filter on specialty and unique shapes and go from there.

Yes, I had seen that one, and it would probably be perfect for the standard 8 oz syrup bottles. But for the 12 oz bottles you can fit a lot more label. Here's an example of someone who printed on those labels. It looks good, but you can see how they're much smaller than the bottle: https://www.onlinelabels.com/CustomerCreations/labels-for-natural-maple-syrup.htm

[Big_Eddy]

There are different sizes available and other top profiles. Filter on specialty and unique shapes and go from there.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/arched-labels.htm

[psparr]

https://www.onlinelabels.com/arched-labels.htm

And their available at office supply stores ;)

[berkshires]

https://www.onlinelabels.com/arched-labels.htm

Nice find! This one: https://www.onlinelabels.com/OL1887.htm?src=dlc-154 is about an inch too tall, but at least that requires only one straight cut per two labels.

[helptheold]

What about a Silhouette or Cricket machine? Then you can make labels in any size or shape.

[berkshires]

What about a Silhouette or Cricket machine? Then you can make labels in any size or shape.

Good to know it's out there, but not worth the $$ for me. I wound up just buying round ones.