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 Recently, I have had a great deal of requests about where I obtained the signs I have on my carboys.   My recipe: I just took some Mardi Gras beads (everyone has some of these or something like these around the house) and cut them to about 10 inches in length.   Then I cut up some thin plastic, which I believe was excess bathroom shower liner, into small squares for the labels. Then I glued the Mardi Gras beads to them in the top corners. (you can use hot glue, super glue, etc) 

Then I just used my label maker for the wine type and year.   I kept mine in separate lines so I can don't have to print out full labels each time.  I'll just keep them from each type and change the year with each new batch.   If you've got a good idea, tip or trick, please be sure to mention it in our "Wine forum where wine-minds think alike". Everyone here, and especially those taking part in our Wine Forum, are trading tips, tidbits, sharing great information & is constantly learning.