Kraft Labels (x36) - DIY Blank Kraft Stickers - for Jam Jars, Home Baking, Handmade Gifts, Cosmetic Tin/Pot Labelling & Craft

Good large labels. Look nice on jars. Painted them -looks great

Perfect for labeling up all my herb jars!These jar labels have a very vintage feel to them and look lovely when in use. The paper is good quality and I had no problems writing on them with different types of pens.They stuck well to my jars and look lovely!

I had ordered these for my food containers and they are brilliant, my only gripe is that I should have ordered two packs, I’ve put them on my jars, food containers and still have 5 labels left, I shall gladly buy more. They arrived quickly and I’m going to highly recommend them. It makes my food cupboard easy to find what I’m looking for.

I really like these self adhesive Kraft paper labels - I use them for labelling jars of home made jams and marmalades - sets them apart from the more usual decorative labels - I'm not over keen on brightly coloured fruit labels, always seemed to end up with an orange label on a pot of raspberry jam, because that's all I've got left. So these are just the job.These will take all types of ink, fine line fibre tip, ballpoint, good writing surface.But if your writing is a bit clumsy, like mine, it's possible to make your own template for these - they're just under A5 size.I make my page, measuring the margins where I want the text to be printed, using a landscape format, because the labels run that way. Then I type my text, copying and pasting to make twelve then print off a copy onto a plain piece of paper. I hold the printed paper over the labels to see how they'll fit or if I need to make any adjustments to the typeface or the positioning. When I'm happy the text will fit, I feed in a sheet (landscape) of labels and print off.These will accept inkjet as well as laser toner. I haven't had any trouble with labels peeling off before I want them to, but it could be a bit of a gamble as these labels aren't joined at the hip across the backing paper. I have an inkjet, but it's quite forgiving and I've managed to make some good looking labels that look dignified and unfussy. Classy, even.

Purchased these to label some mason jars I recycled, for storing spices.The shaped stickers make the jars look far nicer in the kitchen, giving a decorative style to the otherwise utilitarian choices.They’ve also looked nice on presents, giving a antique vibe to gifts.No issues with smudging or peeling.

Used to label glass jars. Easy to use and a good price.

Quality wise its good. But couldn't find the template anywhere online to download and use these labels. Started hand writing on them which was wasted in the end as I don't have a great hand writing. Perhaps, there should be instruction of where to find the application to download.

Came as expected and real quick. Well packed so they couldnt fold.