Label set #1: Click to enlarge and then press "print".
Label set #2: Click to enlarge and then press "print".
Label set #3: Click to enlarge and then press "print".
Label set #4: Click to enlarge and then press "print".
At risk of stating the obvious, the larger labels are for larger jars while the smaller ones...well...you know!!
We used a sepia toned paper to print our labels, but plain paper works nicely too! I don't care to use card stock for this project as it's a bit too stiff and heavy to work with. As you can see, I simply cut out the printed labels using ordinary scissors (Fiscars scissors are among my favorite frugal luxuries!!!) and glued them onto the re~purposed jars and bottles using an ordinary glue stick! Easy as print...cut...and glue!!!
Hope you find these as fun and as useful as we do...and please feel free to share your finished projects when and if you are so inclined...pictures make our day!!!
Warmly,
Tracey and Family
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P.S. Just a little note to say that the labels aren't enlarging as I thought they would. (I had to scan them in as images/photos in order to get them to load.) If you need them larger...one strategy is to copy and paste each label set into a word processor file (such as Word) and adjust the size within there. These labels are a nice size and should work nicely for most projects but just wanted to let you know you had options! :)
We used a sepia toned paper to print our labels, but plain paper works nicely too! I don't care to use card stock for this project as it's a bit too stiff and heavy to work with. As you can see, I simply cut out the printed labels using ordinary scissors (Fiscars scissors are among my favorite frugal luxuries!!!) and glued them onto the re~purposed jars and bottles using an ordinary glue stick! Easy as print...cut...and glue!!!Hope you find these as fun and as useful as we do...and please feel free to share your finished projects when and if you are so inclined...pictures make our day!!!
Warmly,
Tracey and Family
x0x
P.S. Just a little note to say that the labels aren't enlarging as I thought they would. (I had to scan them in as images/photos in order to get them to load.) If you need them larger...one strategy is to copy and paste each label set into a word processor file (such as Word) and adjust the size within there. These labels are a nice size and should work nicely for most projects but just wanted to let you know you had options! :)
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Thanks Tracey. I have an old copy of your book I'm going to reread it. You have great ideas. Linda
Dear Tracey, thank you for the gift of the labels..I saved them and will play around with the size later..you take care now...enjoy your day...
Thank you Linda for those kind words of praise! I truly appreciate them very much.
Warmly,
Tracey
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You are so kind Bettyann! I hope you can find some good use for them! You have a lovely night. I am off to bed now as it's been a looong day...but a good one!!!
Hugs,
Tracey
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LOL Clarice...you are so right! That is what I call looking at the bright side, to be sure! Thanks so much for the encouraging words.
Love and hugs,
Tracey
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Hi Lydia! Thank you so much for the nice note and the link introduction!
I will take a look at it.
Warmly,
Tracey
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Thank you for this wonderful gift to us!! I can't wait to try them out and spiff up my pantry! I hope you and your family have a wonderful weekend! Hugs, Heather
Oh Heather, I'm so happy to share these simple little labels...I hope you can make happy use of them. :)
Love and hugs,
Tracey
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