Review on Wisdompro Large Self-Adhesive Flower Labels For Essential Oil Bottles, Food Containers, And Jars - 192 PCS Blank Writable Gift Tag Stickers by Belinda Phelps

I make candles for family and friends and for fun. It's just a hobby, nothing I plan to make any money off of so I cut costs where I can. One of my cost cutting strategies was inexpensive, printable labels because I have terrible handwriting. These labels are ok, especially if you have excellent handwriting, but they disappointed me a lot as far as printability. The template was a bit difficult to use at first, but once I got the hang of it I thought they'd work out perfectly, but that wasn't the case. Now, maybe it was user error, but when I printed 2 things happened: 1. The label was already there, I just needed to print the words, but the template also printed the brown color (um, hello! They're already kraft paper!) and 2. They're printed completely off center. Now, maybe I need to adjust the margins a little or something, but why is it printing the brown color? That is bizarre to me and a huge waste of ink. In any case, I'm going to make the best of them, maybe have my retired Mom with impeccable handwriting spend her time writing them up for me? Ha ha. I've included pictures so maybe my description is a bit easier to understand. I ran a test print on the back of one sheet, so you can see the brown printing there and then the front of the sheet and picture of the candle shows the misalignment. Also, the ink took an eternity to dry and transferred to the packaging of some of my other supplies. I've also included pictures of a handwritten label to give an idea what that would look like. Also, I just realized while taking these pictures that the ink is STILL wet 5 days after it was printed and transferred to my skin and tablecloth. I've also included a picture of this.