Also, if you try, you can get at least another four labels on an A4 sheet. Reduce top and bottom margins and gap between labels to zero or 1mm - it's a cut line - one cut is better than two! Was this from someone doing work experience?
Roaast labels
Roaast labels
The new whizzy Kaffelogic logo is eating my toner for no reason! I thought Kaffelogic had Green cred??
Also, if you try, you can get at least another four labels on an A4 sheet. Reduce top and bottom margins and gap between labels to zero or 1mm - it's a cut line - one cut is better than two! Was this from someone doing work experience?
Also, if you try, you can get at least another four labels on an A4 sheet. Reduce top and bottom margins and gap between labels to zero or 1mm - it's a cut line - one cut is better than two! Was this from someone doing work experience?
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Re: Roaast labels
No, it was done by someone with over-work experience! More than happy to accept an improved design from any of our users.
Re: Roast labels
Here you go; 24 labels per A4 sheet as opposed to 10. 'Roasted by' has been removed. At my place it's pretty obvious who's done the roasting! And there's n'er a logo in sight!
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Thanks Angela, those look nice and simple and definitely save paper and toner. Of course I do have a marketing related reason for wanting the brand and the space for the user to put their name, but very happy for users to have the option of downloading these simpler ones from here.
Re: Roaast labels
"I do have a marketing related reason for wanting the brand " Are you really sure?
I think you may have too much faith in the utterance of Ralph Waldo Emerson; 'If a man makes a better logo the World will beat a path to his door'... Anyway, it was something like that.
Try these. Logo transparency down to 25%. Even with 24 up these use less toner than the original 10 up. I have included the original LibreOffice Draw files so anyone else can chip in. The single is the one to adapt then copy and paste into a row. And repeat for further rows.
I think you may have too much faith in the utterance of Ralph Waldo Emerson; 'If a man makes a better logo the World will beat a path to his door'... Anyway, it was something like that.
Try these. Logo transparency down to 25%. Even with 24 up these use less toner than the original 10 up. I have included the original LibreOffice Draw files so anyone else can chip in. The single is the one to adapt then copy and paste into a row. And repeat for further rows.