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Create a pretty and chic pantry with these fun hand lettered free printable pantry labels. You can choose from over 45 different pantry items from beans, to spices to coffee. Just slip in clear label paper into your printer and print. I have found that it’s the best to print these labels onto Silhouette clear sticker sheets. (Cyndy’s amazon affiliate link)
Please note: These free printables are for personal use only and may not be resold, or for commercial use.
| Difficulty | Cost | Time | Age | Person | Event |
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Easy
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$0 or Free
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30 Minutes
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Adult
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Free Printable
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Head over to my blog to print these free printable pantry labels. {click link} Then scroll down to the bottom of my post where you see the image of the labels as text. Right click the image to save the sheet of labels onto your computer. Then print on label paper.
Don’t worry, I give pretty detailed directions on how to print these free pantry labels on my blog. Aren’t they gorgeous!
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How do I Download these to my computer ?
Hey Megan ~ I’m so glad you asked. To print these free printable pantry labels head over to Cyndy’s blog. http://www.thecreativityexchange.com/2016/03/free-printable-pantry-labels.html {click link}
If you scroll down to the bottom, you’ll see the image of the labels. It looks like text. {It took me a couple reads to figure out what she was talking about too} Simply right-click the image and save it onto your computer. Then you’ll print the image you saved on label paper.
Let me know if you have any further questions. Cyndy goes into pretty good detail on how to do it on her blog.
~ the Tip Junkie