Free Printable Pantry Labels | Handwritten font
I've been wanting to declutter my kitchen cabinets for quite some time now. For some reason, bags and boxes always seem to pile up in there. Not only is was this not visually appealing but wasteful as well.
I found that I was frequently throwing out large quantities of food, partially because it was going bad and partially because I just didn't know what was in my cabinets!
Thankfully, these awesome airtight food storage containers and free printable pantry labels really helped to organize my kitchen and in turn save me some money not having to replace stale food so often.
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I created these labels to fit Avery 2x3 inch rectangular clear labels. Click here to view on Amazon. I figured it would be super easy for me to print at home on the precut labels. However, another great option would be this clear gloss sticker paper. The only difference would be that you'd have to cut out the labels yourself instead of the precut rectangular stickers.
As far as the containers I used, I purchased two sets of these food storage containers from Amazon. The width of the containers measures 4.25 inches, so I thought the 2x3 labels would fit really nicely on them. I'm very happy with the way they turned out!
Free Printable Pantry Labels
Be sure to also check out the free matching recipe cards!
Great idea for organizing the kitchen with containers and putting labels .
Love these! What font did you use? I need a label for Corn Meal but cant edit one in Adobe or Word. Would really like for them to all match. Thanks for your help.
Hi Margaret! It's a paid font, I can just make a corn meal file for you so you don't have to buy it! I will email it to you this afternoon 🙂
What kind of paper did you print the labels on?
I used the Avery 22822, which is the clear 2x3 inch labels.
Hi! Could you please tell me what font did you use? Thank you in advanced
Hi Antonella! It is called Hello Sweets. I just added a link to where I purchased it from at the bottom of this post, right above the comments section 🙂
Hello-love the labels, but I need cocoa, cornstarch and coconut. Is there a way I can make those to match the others? Thank you!
@Nancy, I have the font I used linked above 🙂
What type of printer did you use?
I used a regular ink jet printer.