I used my paper trimmer to cut the words out so that the stickers would be a straight line. That way you don’t mess up a good piece of sticker paper! 😊ĥ. Important: I highly recommend doing a test run of your labels (and cutting them out too) on a piece of copy paper. It took me a while to find my quality settings on my printer, but I searched until I found them and it worked great! Let the ink dry on the paper for 15 minutes before you try to cut the labels out to prevent smearing. Important note about printing: You will want to set your printer to the highest quality setting. But if you’re printing with blank labels, a black and white printer would work just fine. I made my labels navy, so I used a color printer. Once you’ve created your page of labels, print it out with an inkjet printer. And you could always print the labels on a piece of paper first, cut them out and check to make sure they would work.Ĥ. PicMonkey doesn’t offer that feature, but you could eyeball it if you’re working on a template that is 8.5 x 11. I used Photoshop because I could measure how big the words would be. Create your labels in an editing software. Then I went to my kitchen and wrote down all of the words I wanted and measured the space I had to work with for each one.ģ.
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I downloaded the Hokey Pokey font, which is very similar to the example above because I loved the handwritten look of it! I just download to my computer and I can then use it in Photoshop or the paid version of PicMonkey.Ģ. This font (or another scripty font of your choice)ġ.You can just run it through the printer and cut it out by hand. Clear sticker paper – (I use the Silhouette brand clear sticker paper and it works the best in my experience.Editing program like PicMonkey or Photoshop.To Make Your Own DIY Pantry Labels you will need … So, I set out to make my own labels just like these, only with my specific words. I needed labels for bins of things like “snacks” and “baking goods” and “canned goods.”
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It’s just all so pretty! They offer the free printables of all of these labels on their blog.īut I didn’t need labels for things like sugar, cereal and salt. It’s from The Creative Exchange and it’s just gorgeous! The hand-written font labels and the pinks and whites. If you’ve been around Pinterest for a hot second, then you’ve probably seen this image …
But I love to create my own labels with either free printable I find out there, or I just make my own. I honestly don’t even own a label maker (but it’s on my Amazon wish list, which is a mile and a half long).
😂 I hope I’m right! And if it works, I’m going to label all.of.the.things!! I tell myself that it will help my husband find things more quickly, too. the best way to keep things in order, I’ve found, is by labeling all of the things. Oh, and I have the memory of a squirrel, so I’ll forget anything I do in 24 hours or less. Do you know why? Well, because I’m not the only person who lives here. Hip hip hooray!īut I’m not sure that it will do me much good just to have a bin containing all of the rice and pasta, because I don’t know how long that will last. And now I can see exactly what I have, but it’s all organized by type of food. I love, love, love the clear bins that I purchased to keep similar items together. OK, so for the past two days we’ve organized our fridge and pantry. Affiliate links used for your convenience. If this is your first time at the challenge, you may want to start here at the beginning. Welcome to Day 19 of the 30 Days to Less of a Hot Mess Challenge! We’re decluttering, reorganizing and taking a breath of fresh air to create a home we love.
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