Following up on the tear-off tab of a label

by Eve Resnick on March 28, 2008

You might remember the tear-off tab on a label mentioned a few days ago on this blog. I found the information on the dieline.com blog which had found it on the Noisy Decent Graphics blog, written by Ben Terret, a London graphic designer. In fact, Ben’s thread is very interesting because it is followed by many comments. Enjoy the reading!

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