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December 30, 2007 01:32 AM
Hi everybody,
I have been smoking for a few years now and have collected a few memorable labels. Does anybody have ideas on what to do with these labels as an art project or display them in some cool way?
Thanks.
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Posts: 5 | Registered: December 30, 2007
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Use the search function, there was a thread on this a few weeks back
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Originally posted by thaterp: Use the search function, there was a thread on this a few weeks back
He's right- definately worth using search for this, as someone (I can't remeber who) had made a beautiful ashtray with their's.
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Posts: 2158 | Location: Connecticut | Registered: November 19, 2004
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i've heard of some people with hundreds who laid them down on a coffee table then lacquered over them.
or just do nothing b/c one day they might be a neat little collectors item.
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Posts: 129 | Location: Chicago 434 UNION CARPENTER | Registered: June 13, 2007
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I save the cool ones and maybe frame the rare ones
http://www.camachocigars.com/camachotriplemaduro.html Its alot better in person. I usually just throw them out but I am kinda thinkin about saving them and turning in the bands at band wagon
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My daughter bought me a "build your own coffee cup" You unscrew the bottom and a pre-formed piece of paper comes out you can decorate yourself and put back in. I think Starbucks has them. I pasted some of the better ones on the paper. It looks great and my daughter is thrilled everytime I use it.
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I have hundreds if not thousands of bands in bags.
I use old Opus and Anejo bands on White Owls and sell them to newbies as prepunched Opus.
It's amazing what some people will buy on E-bay when you tell them you are only selling the bands and they are not supposed to bid on the cigars.
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White Owls? HAHAHA- that borders on cruel!
I have my bands stashed away in Altoids tins right now. I plan on making a collage with them, probably 6x6 or better, to hang in my office.
I love the idea of the coffee table, bar top and Starbucks coffee cup.
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I'm saving all the fancy elaborate bands (Opus/VSG/DCM/ESG/San Cristobal etc)for an art project. Either a framed collage or a coffee table.
I also go by my local B&Ms and ask if I can have any bands they've been collecting up and don't want. I've been able to get 1000's of bands this why.
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Posts: 306 | Location: Las Vegas, NV | Registered: June 18, 2004
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I went this route
Bands That is just a small 5x7 frame that was sitting on the bench in my shop. I had the glue gun out, a cigar burning and saw the jar of bands and figured what the hell. I think one of these in a larger frame on the wall behind a bar or pool table would be about perfect.
I like the laquered over bar top and coffee table idea as well.
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