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(Used in this project: Beer Labels in Boxicle style, Beer Labels in Fest style, and 4th of July Printable Snack Baskets and Napkin Wrappers.)
Like many American families, I look forward to our annual 4th of July get-together. Living in Portland, July 4th usually marks our official beginning of summer (no more rain!). My family has a tradition of hosting a barbecue potluck in my mom’s backyard. We grill hamburgers and invite friends and family to bring their favorite summer dish and join us. Once the sun begins to set we then all walk down to the waterfront to watch the fireworks.
For this year’s party, I’m excited to use the new 4th of July printables and custom beer labels from Evermine/My Own Labels! Everything you need to add some patriotic flair to your annual 4th of July party- napkin wrappers and snack baskets (designed for easy assembly are perfect for holding burgers, french fries, potato salad, and even pie!)
Before putting our beer on ice, I relabeled the bottles with personalized vinyl beer labels. I chose the Boxicle style in red and uploaded an image of an American flag (I found one on Google Images) for a “4th of July Brew”. They turned out looking so nice I couldn’t resist getting some coordinating blue beer labels in Fest style for a “Home of the Brave Brew”.
Used In This Project:
- Large Bottle Labels • I chose the “Fest” style in Lapis.
- Collar Labels • I chose the “Fest” style in Lapis.
- Bottle Cap Labels • I chose the “Fest” style in Lapis.
- Large Bottle Labels • I chose the “Boxicle” style in Red.
- Collar Labels • I chose the “Boxicle” style in Red.
- Bottle Cap Labels • I chose the “Boxicle” style in Red.
- 4th of July Snack Baskets • Download, print and assemble for free.
- 4th of July Napkin Wrappers • Download, print and assemble for free.
More 4th of July Ideas:
4th of July Caprese Kabobs Patriotic Bubble Favors 4th of July Sparkler Favors Fruit Infused Lemonade
Rachel Beyer is an artist, designer and creative maker based in Portland, OR. She loves crafting, party planning and illustration. Rachel runs her own creative blog, Adventures In Making and also has a line of greeting cards, art prints and handmade goodies called Camp Smartypants.
What did you print the napkin wrappers on, just plain white paper and glue the ends?
Hi Marisa, Yes, we printed the napkin wrappers on text weight white paper and used a glue stick to secure the ends.
This is one of my most favorite printable sets I have seen! A perfect printable set for 4th of July. I just had to share with my followers too! http://blovelyevents.com/2013/06/27/free-july-4th-printables-let-freedom-ring/
Is there a link to print the garland? I think these are so cute!! 🙂
Hi Tracy, I used the paper ribbon printable to make the garland. Here’s the link: http://www.evermine.com/printables/paper-ribbon-july-fourth/