Made labels for my Spice Rack. I know this is a silly one - especially since I printed them on my computer, but I did figure out how to feed odd size paper into my laser printer - I really have never tried this before and it opens up a lot of possibilities I hadn’t thought of before
And a close up -
Last week, a coworker of mine printed some labels but the template was set up wrong or something and the print ran perpendicular to the labels instead of being right on them. So he was going to throw them out but I opted to take them home instead. (Hey, anything can be used better than occupying a landfill, right?) So I had the chore of figuring out what to do with them. But as I mentioned yesterday in my duct tape valentine post, I’m coming up with a variety of small valentines for my sweetie’s V-Day project so I decided to use a sheet of these for this. As you can see below, I scribbled with Sharpie permanent markers over a bunch of the labels in the colors that I thought was appropriate for the project. Then I just started piecing them together over some quick-cut-out paper valentine blanks.
I like them. If you squint so that it all loses definition, the colors blend pleasingly and the random numbers scattered throughout lend an air of puzzle or oddity to it. 
I designed some mailing labels for our new address… I used Neo Office (it was all I had available to me) and it took forever! It was fun, though. This is a screen capture, but maybe I’ll post a photo of the printed labels later.
Using some mailing labels, I turned them into gift tags suitable for any gift! I even added a tag punch as decoration, too.