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Thanks! I love the water bottle idea… Thanks so much for posting it Did you put the water bottles in coolers? I’m just wondering if I have to buy some type of special paper because if I put the bottles in coolers (this is for a baby shower, btw not a wedding =]), I don’t want the labels to tear off, blur from the water, etc.

I’m using regular paper, but I’ll just be including these bottles in the out of town gift bags. I’m not quite sure what type of paper & glue you’ll need to keep it water proof.

The labels were designed for Poland Spring .5L bottles.

Oh, One more thing … if I were to do it over again, I would delete the “gap” rows between the labels. I thought the gap rows would be useful if I made a mistake cutting, I would ruin only one label and not two, but honestly, it just creates more cutting.

I’m cutting them myself on a paper cutter that I bought, but if you want to save yourself the trouble, staples, kinko’s, etc charges “per cut” With the gap rows there are 6 cuts to make (@ $2 per cut at staples), without the gap rows, there would only be 4 cuts … ,

Thanks so much.

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You can us regular paper and purchase sheet protectors and cut to size and glue with a glue gun..works just fine

I love this idea, I used it for my race. I put the paper in Scotch Photo Laminating sheets to keep from getting wet. A glue gun and presto chango ! What a great idea; thank you.

OMG thank you soo much! I have been trying to look everywhere for ones and failed until now.

Thanks soo much!

Yet another thing I would like to talk about is that in lieu of trying to match all your online degree courses on times that you complete work (since most people are tired when they get back), try to get most of your classes on the weekends and only a couple courses in weekdays, even if it means a little time off your weekend. This pays off because on the weekends, you will be a lot more rested along with concentrated in school work. Thx for the different ideas I have mastered from your blog.