Organize your food in style with these Easy Customizable Pantry Labels. You can use your Cricut machine or print these out on label paper. The perfect way to start an organized new year!
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There’s just something about a new year that makes me want to organize every space in our house. Usually, if I just wait long enough (mid-February), that urge slowly dissipates. This year I decided to act on those impulses and organize a room that desperately needed it…the pantry!
I’ve collected glass jars from thrift stores and estate sales for years. Making labels for them has always been on my “To Do” list since I’m pretty much the only one that knows what each jar is filled with.
Cricut Joy to the rescue!
Now that I’ve got a cute little Cricut Joy in the same room, making Customizable Pantry Labels is super easy! I found some pantry labels in Design Space that I liked but needed a few custom ones.
Luckily for me, Design Space also had me covered! All I had to do was contour out the original wording and icon and replace it with the new ones. Ta-da! My custom Chile de Arbol and Sushi Rice labels were ready!
I used black permanent Smart Vinyl to make cutting these super easy! I just inserted the vinyl into my Cricut Joy and had custom pantry labels a few minutes later.
Of course, you don’t have to use the Cricut Joy for this project. The any of the Explore machines or Maker will also do the job!
Free Pantry Labels
Want a super easy Customizable Pantry Labelssolution that doesn’t require a Cricut? OnlineLabels.com to the rescue! I’ve designed a ton of free pantry labels that work great with these labels.
Just follow the link below to their template library and you’ll be able to see all the labels I’ve created. Need something different? You can personalize each label in their Maestro editing platform!
Grab the Free Pantry Labels HERE!
Don’t forget to pin for later!
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