1. Pretty Pantry from Better Homes and Gardens
2. Fun with Decals from Just Something I Made
3. Freezer-labels from Martha Stewart
4. Spice Jar Labels from Martha Stewart
5. Menu Planner from Ollibird
6. Bin Labels from Better Homes and Gardens
Do you have a go-to source for printables? If so, share in the comments so we can all make our lives a little more organized.
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I posted these very simple print-out labels a while ago and they work great. Just print them on standard Avery labels and add details with a Sharpie. I keep a few sheets of these magneted to the side of my fridge.
http://www.theoliveseed.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Freezer-Labels.pdf
That BH&G website is atrocious. Kill it with fire.
Hey. I have that apron!
The apron is cute.
The idea that I can afford to spend $500 on containers and that anyone would use little magnet thingys to plan their meals is atrocious.
I agree. Kill it with poisoned cereal bars in a nicely labelled $20 container.
Just thought I'd pass on a favorite site of mine...not free to download & print such as these examples - but long-lasting dishwasher safe, durable and colourful labels that will help you organize your kitchen/child/life!! Love Them!!
www.lovablelabels.com - check it out!!
I love using labels and always appreciate other sources. Thanks for posting this.
Mason Jars here, with labels made in Word and stuck on with plastic packing tape.
Not as pretty as the above, but still nice and orderly looking. And very convenient.
And a Brother labeller for small things like spices that I buy in bulk. I would never waste my time by repackaging spices.
If I'm putting spices or herbs from a plastic package into a jar, I just cut out the label and stick it onto the jar with tape. It looks pretty good, and it's free too.
Somebody tell me #5 made them chuckle, too. (I'm celebrating my 12th birthday for the 19th time this year.)
#6. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Eyeglass Acquisition, too!
Balls ... XD
what's next? nuts?
Oh good, I was about to comment that I am apparently a 12 year old boy who snickers at "Balls" but luckily I'm not the only one. ^_^
I had no idea all these great things were out there!! I'm gonna go crazy with these!
first vignette is charming. balls are always funny. dad must've labelled that one.
balls.
Liked "balls" (but then, I always have).
Might just say that word out loud in re the "Just Something I Made" link taking me to the (decidedly inconvenient) "Better Homes" website.
I just write on the damn container with a Sharpie and be done with it.