I have always used these labels for the basic use of addresses. However, I have found some unusual additional uses for them as well. 1. Nametags: I teach large classes and only wish to see first names and that is what I ask for as large as they can fit or a nickname. 2. Icebrakers: At friendly meetings I ask each to write their name and print one important thing about themselves. At the beginning of the meeting, I have the person to the right introduce the person to the left to the group and tell them of her special talent. 3. Cords: In this very heavy electronic age, keeping track of all the different cords is very confusing. To fix this I write the name of the device on the label on both ends and then stick it around the cord. 3. Games: I choose famous people, places of things depending upon the kind of party it is. Place the name on a label and have the person ask someone a yes or no question about the person. First one to guess whose name is on the back wins. All in all, I feel these address labels are a very valuable and important part of my private and professional life. I recommend them to everyone.

I use the labels and labeling products on a variety of items. Group mailing labels, individual labels and even custom work. The labels are high quality and even though I use the full sheet (30) labels, I often have odd labels left over that I can use to print individual labels when needed.

I love Avery's labels and these are my favorites ! I guess if there's one down side - it's that they are only available in large quantities. With the economy the way it is, alot of us are out of work or trying to work out of our homes and would appreciate a smaller package which would be more economic. Thanks for the great product, Avery : ) Keep up the good work !

I have depended on Avery products for over 15 years to securely label mail. Avery listens to feedback and continues to improve their product such as the easy peel feature, a must with mass mailings, and technology to reduce printing smear. Works seamlessly with Word mail merge.

I have been using Avery labels for well over 12 years and go through about 600-1000 sheets a month. I have tried the surefeed labels and they are no better than your other labels. I cannot load several sheets without several sheets going through at a time and that defeats my purpose. With that said... I only use Avery labels because of the quality.

My daughter makes hand made soap for craft fairs and uses these labels to create her own soap labels. We have also used them to label home made jelly/salsa. It was easier to create our own label than trying to use a template on the website ..we tried but had difficulty trying to import our own picture for the label. Regardless, they still look nice and we're very satisfied with the end result.

The Avery site is so easy to use and the products are great!! There are so many templates to choose from and it is easy to print from your own printer. Avery saves your data so with addresses, you can keep all the work and change the template to make them look different. Fun product!!

People, you have to change the settings in Word for these to be printed correctly. In the Mailings tab, click Labels, then options, then select Avery US Letter from the vendor drop down menu and then search for the 5160 Addressing Labels template. Then on the next screen, type the address. To change those settings, hi-lite the text, R click and select Font to change the font style, size and color. Select Paragraph to change the Spacing Before and Spacing After settings. Set to 0 for no spacing.

Avery has a label size that fits everything you need. I needed to put my contact information on a pre-made brochure to distribute, and this label fit perfectly in the space allotted. Saved me tons of time from hand writing my email address over and over. The template number was easy to use in Microsoft and printed arranged everything neatly. Couldn't ask for anything more.

We have thousands of anthems in our choir library. Many, if not most ,are in memory of some person. Typing "In Memory of ___" on the label and then printing out the number of copies (usually 50+) for the music makes the job quick, easy, neat and permanent.