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November 26, 2014 · 8 Comments

DIY Spice Jar Labels (using Picmonkey)

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Make these DIY spice jar labels in PicMonkey and organize your spice drawer.  Learn how to make custom labels in any color, font, or size – for FREE!

Make these DIY spice jar labels in PicMonkey and organize your spice drawer. Learn how to make custom labels in any color, font, or size - for FREE!

Make these DIY spice jar labels in PicMonkey and organize your spice drawer. Learn how to make custom labels in any color, font, or size - for FREE!

Make these DIY spice jar labels in PicMonkey and organize your spice drawer. Learn how to make custom labels in any color, font, or size - for FREE!

Holiday baking/cooking season is upon us!  Who’s excited?!?  What better way to get organized for all of that measuring and mixing than by organizing your spice drawer?

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With full-sheet white sticker paper and this FREE printable, you can give your spices a total facelift.  And, if you’re feeling extra crafty, you can use Picmonkey to design your own labels.

Here’s what you’ll need to make these DIY spice jar labels:

  • PicMonkey
  • full-sheet white sticker paper
  • a printer
  • scissors
  • washi tape for decorating (optional)

PicMonkey Tutorial:

Here is a step-by-step guide to making labels.  You can use this tutorial to make spice jar labels, or labels for just about anything else you like!

If you’re not the DIY type, scroll to the end of the tutorial to download both blank labels or filled-out labels to print.

OK, go to the PicMonkey website, and let’s get started.

DIY Spice Jar Labels using Picmonkey - steps 1 to 4

The overlay I used came from Designs by Miss Mandee.

DIY Spice Jar Labels using Picmonkey steps five and sixNow you have a template of a label that you can add into any document.

DIY Spice Jar Labels using Picmonkey - steps 7 thru 9DIY Spice Jar Labels using Picmonkey - steps 10 to 12

That’s it!  There’s a sheet of labels, ready to go.  From here, you can add text with the names of your spices.  If you want to customize a blank sheet, download this and edit as you see fit:

FREE Printable - blank spice jar labelsIf you just want to print these off and hand-write on them, you can download this PDF here – Spice Jar Labels – Blank.

Also, here’s  a PDF of two sheets of labels already filled in and ready to print – Spice Jar Labels.

Free Printable Spice Jar LabelsI wrapped each spice jar with blue patterned washi tape and then added a label.

FREE Printable Spice Jar Labels: Make these DIY spice jar labels in PicMonkey and organize your spice drawer. Learn how to make custom labels in any color, font, or size - for FREE!

I’m so excited about my spice drawer’s new look.  Bring on the cooking and baking!

Make these DIY spice jar labels in PicMonkey and organize your spice drawer. Learn how to make custom labels in any color, font, or size - for FREE!

 

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Comments

  1. Lisa @ Seedylawyer.com says

    November 26, 2014 at 8:31 pm

    These labels are just great! I have a mix-match of ugly, old spice labels…your labels are exactly what I needed. Thanks!

    Happy Thanksgiving!

    Lisa

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  2. Lynn says

    November 27, 2014 at 7:03 pm

    Wow, I can tell I was born in the wrong generation to figure all this stuff out. I just want to hire someone like you to fix up my spice jars for me, is that bad??!! 🙂

    Reply
  3. Maria says

    December 2, 2014 at 11:24 am

    These are beautiful!!!! They look like they came from Martha Stewart’s collection!!! You did an awesome job, I love Picmonkey!! Maybe I’ll have to do the same!!! Thanks for the inspiration 🙂

    Reply
  4. Pam says

    December 2, 2014 at 5:44 pm

    What a cute idea! I use Picmonkey for photo collages but I never thought of it for something like this. I’ve been wanting to get a spicerack for my kitchen but didn’t want to have plain or mismatched jars. This is perfect!

    Reply
  5. Robin says

    December 7, 2014 at 4:38 pm

    This is the BEST post! Thank you for sharing the printables…I’m pinning and putting on my to-do list for 2015! Thanks too for linking w/ Twirl and Take a Bow~

    Reply
  6. Rosy @ just my rosy life says

    June 1, 2015 at 9:23 pm

    Found this on Pinterest. I am totally going to do this! I have one question though – where did you get your spice jars? I’ve been searching everywhere and haven’t found any that speak to me.

    Reply
  7. Sara says

    July 31, 2016 at 10:01 am

    Love this project.! What are the two fonts you used?

    Reply
    • aimee says

      August 1, 2016 at 2:48 pm

      Hi Sara – I used two free fonts in Picmonkey – “Bilbo Swash Caps” and “Ostrich Sans Inline”

      Reply

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