These kitchen organizing labels for your pantry and spice jar containers and canisters are designed by Emily McDowell, a illustrator, designer and truth-teller. Emily also has an Etsy Shop you should check out to see more of her great illustrations.
There are two types of labels offered. One has words on them with an awesome font designed by Emily on them and ready for you to print -:) Then we have blank labels with a default chalkboard font installed ready for you to choose which ever words yout want on the labels. This font can be changed: type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command + 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.
To Print: we suggest using our full sheet labels and cutting the labels design out for perfect alignment. You can use a round hole punch for the round labels and/or for the larger round labels use WL-5375 and for the smaller round labels use WL-2088.
Please note: These labels were individually hand-painted by Emily McDowell as a special commissioned project for WorldLabel, and this lettering style is not available as a font.
ENJOY -:)
Check out our Pinterest board for more great Kitchen and Pantry labels
Thank you soo much your design is simple and elegant!!!!
Great idea for home.Thank you.
Love, Love, Love this!! Found it on pinterest while searching for kitchen organization ideas and have downloaded the labels for use!
Perfect solution to my cupboard boredom problem!
Thanks, this is just what I was looking for, for home made food gifts. Black labels for the boys gifts is neat.
I love these labels! Is there a way to change the font on the blank labels? Thanks!
Hi Amber
To change fonts: type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command + 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.
Please download file first to your computer and open by “Save as” and make sure you are using Adobe reader
Thank you
Russ
Thank you so much! Do you know the name of the font used on the labels above?
I really love the font that you used but can’t find it. What is it please?
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I’m having difficulties changing the font when I use the editable labels. Messed around in adobe reader for 30 minutes- any advice?
HI Grace
The label with the fonts cannot be changed. Those are hand drawn and illustrated by Emily McDowell. Please download the blank label template. With these labels, you can use the Adobe option to choose a font.
Hope that helps. Happy New Year!
Russ
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Thanks so much for this!
Thank you so much! they’re lovely and are now looking perfect on our new spice rack 🙂
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sono stupende! grazie mille!
are beautiful! thank you very much! 🙂
Cute labels!!! What labels do i use though for printing? Where can I buy these label sizes?
thank you very much for the labels. They are pretty.
Hi there is there anyway to have the last line of the rectangular spice labels completed? I love these, but hate wasting paper where 2 more could fit!
Thank you!
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Thank you sooooo much for doing this. I will use the grey ones for the kitchen and the teal ones for the office.
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Thank you so much for sharing, I love the labels very much.
Greatings Ria
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I really love these! Does any one know of an easy way to change the background color to red? I would love to use these but the teal just doesn’t quite fit with the black and red I have in my kitchen. 🙂 If that is something that is ok to do, not sure of all of the copyright issues but thinking since it is free and for my personal use there wouldn’t be an issue changing the background color. TIA 🙂
Thank you so much! Just what I was looking for, Love them!
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FANTASTICOOOOO!!!!!
es la segunda vez que las descargo, mil gracias 🙂
Thanks so much for making these labels available! I found them just in time to resort my spice cupboard. I wanted small but attractive labels for the front of my spice jars (small enough that you can see the contents) so I used the round black bordered ones. It’s so hard to find editable labels, so that I can label my uncommon spices, too.
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I am not able to use this font and type something else. Can I download this font? what is the name?
thanks
Thank you so much for this share. I am retired on limited income and was at wits end for wedding presents for 2 of my grandchildren. I have antique compotes for each, but always include a little something extra. This is perfect. Thanks again for saving the day!
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