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Everyone needs these printable spice labels to organize their kitchen. And when you use a Cricut machine with the print then cut feature, they are easier than ever to make. Just use our file below that is customizable to design your labels. Print the sheets, cut them on your Cricut, and you are well on your way to a more organized kitchen in the new year.
Supplies needed to make these Cricut spice labels:
- Printable vinyl or full-size sticker sheets
- Cricut machine
- Cricut cut file
- Small mason jars
- Printer and ink
Making Printable Spice Jar Labels:
If you want to see just how I made these Cricut labels, you can watch the video below.
Can’t watch the video or need more information? Just keep reading for more instructions.
How to Make Printable Spice Labels with a Cricut:
- Start by pulling up the Cricut cut file.
- You can then customize the labels to whatever you like. I have a bunch of them pre-made in Design Space. You can delete any of those you do not want.
- To make your own, click where it says “custom text here” and add your own spices. Click center. The change in the text may not show until you center it. This is because the cut file is so large.
- Then pick both the name and the square. Click align and then center. Then click flatten.
- You have just made a custom spice label. Continue adding custom labels until you have as many as you want. You can copy one before you flatten it to make even more copies.
- Once you have only the labels you want to make on the screen, click “make it” to start printing your labels.
- The computer will prompt you to send your file to your printer. Please note that a large black box will print around your labels. This is for the print then cut feature. You can see more about this feature here.
- Then, once printed, you will be prompted to cut the material. The machine will use the large black box as a guide and cut each of your labels.
- Remove the mat from your machine once it has finished the cut and remove the label material from the mat.
- Then just peel away each of the printable spice labels from the sheet and stick them to mason jars or any other container.
- Fill your jars and add them to your counter or cabinets.
I love getting organized in the New Year and my Cricut makes it so easy to do so! You can print then cut any labels you can imagine with this same technique. In fact, you can use our file above again and again by using the custom option for labeling in every room of your home.
If you have not used the print then cut feature before, you are in for a treat! This is one of my favorite Cricut features for the precise cutting and customization options. I personally love the printable vinyl I used here but you can also use a sticker paper if you prefer.
So, will you be adding these printable spice jar labels to your kitchen this year? I know I just love how they look!
Love these printable spice labels and want more ideas? Try the links below as well!
- Printable Labels with Cricut for Organization
- DIY Cork Board with Cricut Iron-on
- 50 Cricut How To Videos to Master Your Machine
- Fabric Storage Bins for Your Cricut Tools
- Mason Jar Wall Decor: Bathroom Organizer
Want to print the instructions for making these Cricut labels? You can use the card below to do just that!
Printable Spice Labels with a Cricut
Tools
- Cricut machine
- Printer and ink
Supplies
- Printable vinyl or full-size sticker sheets
- Cricut cut file
- Small mason jars
Instructions
- Start by pulling up the Cricut cut file.
- You can then customize the labels to whatever you like. I have a bunch of them pre-made in Design Space. You can delete any of those you do not want.
- To make your own, click where it says "custom text here" and add your own spices. Click center. The change in the text may not show until you center it. This is because the cut file is so large.
- Then pick both the name and the square. Click align and then center. Then click flatten.
- You have just made a custom spice label. Continue adding custom labels until you have as many as you want. You can copy one before you flatten it to make even more copies.
- Once you have only the labels you want to make on the screen, click "make it" to start printing your labels.
- The computer will prompt you to send your file to your printer. Please note that a large black box will print around your labels. This is for the print then cut feature. You can see more about this feature here.
- Then, once printed, you will be prompted to cut the material. The machine will use the large black box as a guide and cut each of your labels.
- Remove the mat from your machine once it has finished the cut and remove the label material from the mat.
- Then just peel away each of the printable spice labels from the sheet and stick them to mason jars or any other container.
- Fill your jars and add them to your counter or cabinets.
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Erin Maynard says
Forgive me; I am new to Cricut. When I click on your link for the labels, “Cricut cut file,” I am brought to “https://design.cricut.com/#/launcher”. My design space is already open on my desktop. Am I doing something wrong? Thank you. Your labels are cute, btw.
Angie Holden says
Click open and then you may have to allow it to open the application on your browser. Then it should open for you!