How Can I Make a Label Similar To This?

[roadwarriorsvt]

I'd like to stick with the first pic that TonyandKory posted. I'm thinking take your border and put it along the edge of beige field. Does that make sense.

 

[Sirs]

well if you need help just holler

 

[roadwarriorsvt]

With the help of TonyandKory and Sirs, this is a rough draft of what I was seeking. Other suggestions will be tested and implimented closer to bottling time. I'm always open to critiques. Thanks again for all the suggestions and assistnace.

 

[Runningwolf]

I love it.

 

[tonyandkory]

I definitely think those burnt edges will look cool. please post a pic when you get one on a bottle

 

[roadwarriorsvt]

Will do, but the wine just went in the secondary and then I bulk age for several months, but eventually a pic will be posted. Thanks again for the help.

 

[btom2004]

 

[roadwarriorsvt]

WOW! Not THAT looks antique! Good work!

 

[saramc]

Fabulous---so glad I suggested the burnt edges! PM me and I will share my address, so you can ship me a bottle!!
I would also love to see the finished product when applied to your bottles. Good work!!!

 

[Brew and Wine Supply]

Bring it one step further...put actual bullet holes in it (if you happen to own a gun or someone else who does). Leave a blank area in your design for the hole(s), cut out your individual labels, stack them together between thin pieces of wood, and shoot. It's a whole lot of work and time just for a hole or two, but it's the authenticity that's the branding hook. Like I said...your imagination is the limit depending on how much effort you want to put in.

12g shot gun, sandwich between some cardboard. Do some pratice to find a good distance to shoot from.

BTW, great looking label!