Brother P-Touch Scrapbook Labeller

With a name like My Organized Chaos, it’s so true that I have to be one step ahead of everything around me {or at least not so far behind I’m not running}. I believe in schedule, organization, lists and multitasking… for my own survival. For my day to run smoothly, I do have order to almost everything, and that includes being able to find things immediately. I don’t have time in my day to go searching for hats, pens, forms or even that fruit cup. Though I’m not perfect in any shape way or form, I do try to maintain the balance as much as I can, again, for my own sanity. Yet I have tools and tricks to make my day easier…

I’m not a stranger when it comes to Brother labellers, thanks to a past review, many things are happily labelled in my house. Yet Brother Canada sent me their new P-Touch Scrapbook Labeller, and probably the ‘cutest’ labeller I have seen yet. Not that ‘cute’ really does judge my entire purchasing decisions, but a little style and uniqueness does help when it comes to a product that you’ll want to use. Coming in it’s own case too, that was awesome. It keeps all your tapes and manuals in one place and easy to find: see…it’s helping with the organization already!

The Brother P-Touch Scrapbook Labeller is a compact, handheld labeler that uses acid-free adhesive labels. It uses standard “TZ” laminated tapes, which come in a variety of tape colors, widths and different adhesives. It can make the standard words to label anything, yet it can also print up to two lines of text with 3 letter sizes, 9 fonts and also has 72 built-in symbols. So, you can add personality and style to your labels.

Since it uses acid-free adhesive labels, it’s great for scrapbooking too. If anyone out their scrapbooks, you’ll know that purchasing text stickers or pre-made acid-free labels can get pricey. So, this offers a ton of versatility and will save those scrapbookers money as well.

So, what do I label? Well, just about anything: school supplies, pantry container, spice containers, my kids’ craft supplies, bins of seasonal decorations and seasonal clothing. I like that at one glance I can see what an item is, plus it really enables kids’ reading.

The P-Touch Labeller retails for $49.99 and can be purchased online at the Brother Canada website. As compared to the other Brother Labellers that I reviewed, this one packs a punch when it comes to features, is very user friendly and like I said before – it’s so darn cute!

 
 

Disclosure: I received product to facilitate this review, all opinions are my own.

 

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  2. The first thing would label is all my craft drawers, to be quickly followed by my stash in the cold room

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  6. I would start by labeling all the boxes in my basement with each item that is in them. We are trying to sell our house, but it has been 3 years and I would like to know what is in each box in case it takes even longer. Then I will move to my scrapbooking drawers!

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  10. Crap…delete my entries. I didn’t see Canada only until I went to tweet the message.

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  11. I would label everything, lol. Clothes bins, toy bins, pasta containers the possibilities are endless lol!

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  29. I would love to label and organize all my craft supplies and also could be useful in the kitchen!

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  31. I have a new found love of herbal teas and I would like to transfer the teas into small air tight glass jars and use the labeller to identify each tea!

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  37. I LOVE LABEL MAKERS!!!! I would not be able to stop with such an awesome one!! The totes in my basement have been crying out to me!!!

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  42. I love being organized and love labels.
    I would start labelling my teenagers room as he can never find anything.

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  43. omg, i’d label my entire craft room! ink drawer, little tins of embellishments, you name it! this would be HANDY!

    (and you’re right, it’s totally cute, to boot!)

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  52. I would label everything!! scrapbooking stuff, kids stuff, my classroom supplies, …. this list goes on!

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  53. I would label EVERYTHING to keep things organized and in its place (if you really want to know, first place would be my craft room)

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  56. I would label my storage containers so I would know exactly what was in them without having to open them!

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  61. I’d label the fall/summer clothes in our entryway… though I can think of so many other things to label!

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  64. I would label my kids nintendos. They are bad about leaving them places and maybe if they had a name and phone # getting them back would be easier.

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  75. The 1st thing I would probably label is the label maker saying its mine, all mine LOL

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  82. I would first label all the storage bins in the basement. I currently have no idea of what’s in most of them.

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  91. First of all, awesome blog. I’d do all those other things for extra entries, but I’m so not a blogger/connector in that way… yet. 🙂

    Anyway, what I would label first? Well I’m an actress and I have tons of costume pieces, jewellery, hats, wigs, and props. Presently they are just disorganized and thrown in boxes so I have to go hunting for everything. So I’d definitely go through the boxes and bins I have of various acting ‘things’ and label the crap out of them with detailed labels to identify exactly what is inside each box.

    But in all honesty – I’d probably just give the labeller to my best friend Mary who is an avid scrapbooker and an awesome person. (And then I’d borrow it to label my acting ‘stuff’ 🙂

    Tracy:)

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  103. I would label all of my daughters books and toys
    thanks
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  113. I would label my containers, such a pain to open the container to see what’s inside to discover that it’s not the container that I was looking for

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  123. the first thing I’d label would be my colorful storage boxes in my Craft room

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  141. I would start by labeling all my bins in my storage. Some are missing labels and some are mislabeled.
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  267. I love to scrapbook and would probably use this for that, but I think the first thing I’d label are the bins in my storage room.

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  289. First I would label the boxes in my storage closet since I can’t see through them and it’s always a huge mess around Christmas when I’m trying to find the decorations boxes.
    thanks!

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  316. I would tackle my Grandmother’s spice rack, it’s driving me nuts – you can’t find anything.

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  323. The 1st thing I would label are the bags and boxes of clothes I have that are too small for my son (waiting for the next baby to fit in them).

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  390. my kids craft supplies so they know where to put things away. and their toy containers too!

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  399. I would use it to organize my house 🙂 The garage specially! So perfect for organizing!

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  442. I would label my new spice and baking containers so I’m not sifting through a drawer full of spices to find the one I need.

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  452. what is the first thing you would label if you had the P-Touch Scrapbooking labeller from Brother?

    EVERYTHING 🙂 My kids stuff would probably be first

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