Custom Printed Address Labels

Planning on playing some golf this season?

Make some golf address labels with your name preprinted on them for your birthday notecards, or other thank you card ideas.

Address labels can be used on postcards, thank you cards and all of your printable notecard stationary that you or your family mails out to friends.

You can use a golf theme on your set of custom printed address labels like "19th Hole custom printed address labels" or "Hit 'em Straight custom printed address labels" or perhaps "Play Golf custom printed address labels".

One of my favorites is the "Tee 'em Up custom printed address labels" or even "Long Drive custom printed address labels" for all of your golf invitational cards, or golf league notecards.

Without writing out your group's return address, you can have them preprinted on these return address labels and let your friend know your note is about golf!

Enjoy personalized stationery today and the great game of golf!

Kim Hummert

Read this fun article on how you can use these cute address return labels when sending out letters from baby.

Make a set of return address labels for your family and for baby too. You can personalize a set of return address lables with a colorful image on them like a baby carriage perhaps symbolizing what is going on with your family these days!

Use donated by bookplates on the texts you give to your associations or non profit groups. Place your name or the group's name on the donated book plates and consider a fun image or theme such as that of the donated to association, like Girl Scouts.

How many books are in your family's book collection? Have you considered making book category labels for those texts so that you can find them using an organization structure? Categorize your books using book labels or even paper on the inside front cover of the book, known as ex libris.

How about using childrens bookplates that are personalized with your childrens name, and the date he or she read the book or perhaps the name of the person who gave the book.