Food & Gift Labels by Cathe Holden

This gorgeous collection of printable labels for labeling food products and /or giflts is designed by Cathe Holden of Justsomethingimade.com These vintage styled food and gift labels are available in Black, Red, Blue and Green.

To print use our WL-125 (Same size as Avery® 5163)

 

Fillable Label Template

Use the these designed  labels for your jars with jam, tin containers for candles, use them for wedding flavor gifts, for organizing your kitchen, for organizing your personal items or for any thing you need to make look beautiful!!!

Specs: These full page sheet templates are downloaded as cross-platform PDF files, which are application independent. They will work on Mac OSX, Linux, Windows, Solaris and other operating systems. There can be compatibility issues among different PDF Readers. For optimum performance and full use of all functions, we recommend you download for free Adobe PDF Reader version 9.

Fonts: If you want to change the font type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Apple + E on a Mac. A toolbar will appear giving you additional text properties. Select “More” in the font properties toolbar for paragraph alignment and more.

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Tips: Another way to change the font type, color and size is to your WordPad. Type your info, choose font and copy and past into fillable field.

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39 thoughts on “Food & Gift Labels by Cathe Holden

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  2. wlmanager Post author

    @Alicia, why Avery? email me at contact @ worldlabel.com and we will send you some labels for free of our WL-125wx for laser and inkjet printing. Please include your address. We have the same size labels as Avery and they cost a lot less 🙂

  3. wlmanager Post author

    @B if you email me the design you want, i will try format a template just with that design: contact @worldlabel.com

  4. Rupa

    Thank you so much Cathe, your designs are always the best. Of course, thank you world label for sharing so many wonderful artists’ labor of love here for free! Just looking at WL’s responses here, it’s obvious that they care about their customers a lot! When was the last time we saw that with big box stores/companies?!

  5. Melanie

    I really like these labels, but I only want to use one in particular. How can I use the same design on the same sheet of labels instead of all 10? Please reply to me at melanie.johnson101 @ yahoo.ca

    thanks so very much!
    Melanie

  6. regina fernandes

    Adorei esse Site, muito bom mesmo!
    Tomei conhecimento no blog de uma amiga, passei por aqui e não me arrependi.Já está em meus favoritos.
    Sucesso sempre!
    Abraço. Regina

  7. Linzy

    I love these!!! Could you please send me the first lable in the 2nd column of the black and white lables by itself? Thanks!!!

  8. kendell

    Thanks ever so much for sharing these files, they are really appreciated. Kindest regards

  9. Anne

    Thank you Cathe – have just come across your labels and there is NOTHING like this in the UK – now where is the fruit to make jam?!

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  12. SANDY FOTHERGILL-ROBINSON

    Hi I make several jams and need versital lable to write on.
    Can you produce a simple lable with lines on it for my writing on the name of jam, use by date, ingredients?

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  16. Jeanne

    I’m not getting the chevron and flower labels when I click on this link. I get food and gift labels.

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