Today, I got my final labels and honey tags digitally printed. I also added the finishing touches to the Jars with topping them with with hessian material with a hexagon honey label (with information about what flower pollen is used within the honey) tied around with twine string.
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| Printer cutting the jar labels, ideally I would have liked to have printed on an off-white stock. Unfortunately, they only have a white adhesive paper or transparent to print on. So the labels are rather bright white. Its a shame, but I have to work with what digital print has to offer. |
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| Apologies for the poor photo quality, but here are the final labels! |
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| Here are the final labels on the jars. Overall, I am happy with what I have produced so far, the project is going well, and I think they look rather good. However, maybe not in this photo though haha. |
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| I recently bought some hessian material to go on top of the jars, I feel this will add a really rustic look to my finished honey jars, tied up with twine string. I feel this will add a really organic, earthy vibe to the overall look and appeal to my target market. |
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| This is my final honey jar, although the lighting is not great in this photograph I feel it has a professional finish to it. I think they look rather sweet and the hexagon honey tag with twine string really finishes the look off. I also bought a honey drizzler as a prop to take with me for my photography slot. |
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