Minimal Lines Free Downloads

CREATE THESE LABELS FROM SCRATCH

Example of a Completed 3x1 inch Essential Oil Bottle

Sample of completed 3 x 1 inch Essential Oil Bottle

1. Download the Minimal Lines.zip file

2. Download the Abril Fatface and Raleway from Google Fonts.

3. (optional) Download the Dashleigh Label template that corresponds to your labels. Find your label here.

4. Within your Mircosoft word file, choose a label box to start. Add a pink* rectangle that spans top of the label. The color values are included below. (You can use any color you wish)

   1. Pink: Hex Value: #D6C0C2 or RGB (214 , 192, 194)

   2. Light Grey: Hex Value: #E2E3E4 or RGB (226 , 227, 228)

      Other Complementary Colors:

      Light Green: #BDD6AB or RGB(189, 214, 171)

      Dark Seafoam: #ABD6CE or RGB(171, 214, 206)

      Lavender: #D5B6D6 or RGB(213, 182, 214)

      Dark Peach: #D6BFB6 or RGB(214, 191, 182)

   • How to Add Custom Colors in Word

   • How to Add Custom Colors in Open Office

   • How to Add Custom Colors in Apple Pages

5. Add the image Stripes Rectangle.png or Stripes Square Rectangle.png below to your labels. These .png files are designed to create a repeating pattern when placed side by side. You may also use the crop function in Microsoft Word to fit the stripes to your label dimensions.

6. Add text boxes using a combination of Abril Fat Face and Raleway. Set the backgrounds to “no fill” to use the text boxes over various color backgrounds.

See a completed sample below.

*You can customize to any color you choose.

DOWNLOAD FILES

• Minimal Lines zip

Paper Jam? Three Possible Solutions.

We always hope that your printing process is easy breezy. But, sometimes thicker paper, like vinyl and kraft stock, tends to jam in certain printer types. We have listed a few solutions that will get your printing back on track.

1. Adjust for thicker paper. If a material type is thicker than normal printer paper, some printers need a settings change. For our matte materials, a heavier setting like "Label" or "Transparency" may be necessary. You may need to consult with your printer's help manual to find this specific setting.

2. Dusty feed path. If you continue to experience jamming, your printer's rollers may have gotten dirty from regular use. You should refer to your printer's manufacturer for cleaning and maintenance instructions on this issue.

3. Slow the printer down. Try moving the settings to "best" or higher to slow the printing process down. Please let me know if these suggestions help, if not I am happy to work with you until we find a solution