My crafting labels

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I am really really really pleased how well my new custom made crafting labels turned out! 
After having created my own design in Adobe Elements I sent the .JPG file off to Jennifer's Jewels over at Etsy and she then printed them for me. As it was ordered from the US, the delivery took a week (I got an electronic confirmation that it was posted, great touch!), but definitely well worth the wait!

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