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Can’t believe I never thought of this before! We use emoji stickers, which work pretty well except 1) there’s only one sticker per emoji in every pack and 2) there isn’t always the right emoji for the corresponding button action. We may need to get one of these. Great idea!
Hi there,
This is amazing! I just bought the P-touch cube plus and want to do this.
Did you create the images you used?
Trying to figure out if there is a source for these somewhere.
Yes, I created them in Photoshop. The easiest way was to find photos of the lamps, open them up in Photoshop, and then trace the lines on a new layer 🙂
I have used this site to create some of my labels
https://thenounproject.com/search/icons/?iconspage=1&q=schedule
That looks like a good resource for labels! 🙂
Writing you 3 years from the future.
Ingenious Idea.
Thank you!
Check your label widths towards the end of the article. You stated” …Cube Plus label printer works with both 2.4mm and 1.2mm width labels…” Youre off by a factor of 10. The Cube Plus is capable of up to ~1” (24mm).
You are absolutely right. Thank you for correcting. And sorry for it taking so long for me to reply. Your comment was in the middle of hundreds of spam comments.