What Size Label for Mini Catalog Invites?

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses various experiences and preferences regarding the size and usage of labels for mini catalog invites among participants. They share insights on formatting, types of labels, and methods of mailing the catalogs.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions uncertainty about which label size to use and asks for templates and formatting help.
  • Another participant shares their experience using the recommended label size from CC and notes they purchase labels inexpensively online.
  • One participant prefers to mail catalogs in envelopes for convenience and safety rather than taping them shut.
  • Another participant types labels into Word for better control over formatting and content.
  • Several users discuss the specific label sizes they use, including Avery 5164 and 5163, and share thoughts on their effectiveness.
  • One participant expresses frustration with font size issues when using the CC labels for their website information.
  • Another participant notes they adapted their invitation labels to include printed information from the mini catalogs instead of covering it up.
  • One participant mentions using labels for mini catalogs given to hosts rather than for mailed invites.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the preferred method of mailing catalogs, with some participants favoring envelopes while others are comfortable using labels alone. There is no clear consensus on the best label size or formatting method.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences with various label sizes and formatting challenges, reflecting a range of practices within the community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on label usage and formatting for mini catalog invites may find the shared experiences helpful.

babywings76
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I haven't done these in a while. What size label do you use? Do you do the ones on CC and mail them w/o an envelope or do you use another type of label and do it in an envelope? Anyone have a template they use and what label # it is?

I've done a couple different things in the past and just am not sure which way I want to do things now. I haven't done the ones on CC yet. Also, formatting is always an issue it seems. So if you have a file you'd be willing to share, I'd sure appreciate it! :D Thanks!
 
I use the ones on CC - and use the label size that they call for - I get them (And all of my labels) very inexpensively at labelsonline.com

For formatting, I never have any problem as long as I remember to click OFF the little tab that says "fit this to the page"....choose no formatting when you print and it works great!
 
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Okay, thanks! I'll try it out! So do you close the mini w/ the label plus add a piece of tape and mail it out as is, or do you pop yours in an envelope?
 
I put mine in an envelope. Faster and safer than all that taping. :)

I don't bother to close the catalog with the label, I just slap it on the back.
 
I typed them into Word because I could never get them to print correctly. I have the added option of being able to edit any wording I want. I have never had a problem using just that label to close the mini cat and not tape the other two sides.

I use the Avery 5164 size (6 to a page) labels.
 

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Thank you! And doesn't it just figure that the labels I have are 5163. :( Guess I need to run out to the store.
 
I just use the label to close it -- no problem. Thanks for attaching your label. I always wanted the option of adding a little more, like bring a guest.

Sandi
 
the 5163 may work, try it first. Now that you have a Word document, you can probably make it fit.
 
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They are 10 to a page. I bought these a while ago and put them on the backs of my catalogs when I didn't have a stamp. I also used these on the front of the minis before, but I really wasn't happy with them that way. I have the 30 on a sheet size that I can do, but they are so small for the mini.
 
OK, I hadn't looked at the details, I thought maybe it was another number but still 6 to a page. I've noticed that Avery does that....
 
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So I have the correct labels now, but I'm having a hard time with the ones on CC. Everything is perfect except for my website. The font size is larger than the other lines and my full site name doesn't fit. :( Is there anyway to adjust this?
 
babywings76 said:
So I have the correct labels now, but I'm having a hard time with the ones on CC. Everything is perfect except for my website. The font size is larger than the other lines and my full site name doesn't fit. :( Is there anyway to adjust this?

Hmmm, that's weird - because when I do it, it automatically shrinks the font to fit the line. (I have a LONG website name - not the brightest move I've made.:o)
 
I decided that I liked what was printed on our mini catalogs this season and it's a shame to cover it with an invitation sticker, so I added that to my invitation labels!! Thought someone else might like them too. Thank you to whoever planted the seed that since I had a word document, I could adapt the labels a bit ;) Don't know why I didn't think of that myself:D
 

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Thanks for sharing. I don't use these for my invite with minis that are mailed (full paper insert) but i do give the host mini's with a label on them to hand out (or sometimes post cards with the same label).

Thanks again!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What size labels should I use for mini catalog invites?

The recommended size for labels on mini catalog invites is typically 2" x 4". This size allows for ample space to include essential information while still fitting nicely on the invite.

Can I use different label sizes for my mini catalog invites?

Yes, you can use different label sizes, but it's best to stick to sizes that are easy to read and fit well on the mini catalog invites. Common alternatives include 1" x 2.625" or 3" x 2" labels.

Where can I purchase labels for my mini catalog invites?

You can purchase labels from office supply stores, online retailers like Amazon, or specialty printing companies. Make sure to check that the labels are compatible with your printer if you plan to print them yourself.

Should I use pre-printed labels or custom labels for my invites?

Custom labels are often recommended as they allow you to personalize your invites with specific details about your event. Pre-printed labels can be a quicker option but may lack the personal touch.

How do I design my labels for mini catalog invites?

You can design your labels using graphic design software or online tools like Canva. Ensure that your design includes key information such as your name, contact information, and any special offers related to the mini catalog.

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