This set of 65 spice jar labels can be cut on a Cricut or other electronic cutting machine—perfect to organizing your spice cabinet! Includes a tutorial for applying the labels to your spice jars!
A while back, I created a set of SVG cut file jar labels, for everything in your pantry. That bundle of labels is huge! I often get requests for a matching spice jar set, and I’ve finally put one together.
To begin, you can download a set of 9 labels for free!
You can now download the matching set of 65 spice jar labels to cut on your Cricut or other cutting machine!
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My original jar labels were cut in black because we had so many white flours and such. Because of the colors of my spices, I decided to use white vinyl, but of course you can cut them in whatever color vinyl you have.
Spice Jar Labels: Materials
- Spice jars (I love these from World Market)
- Cuttable vinyl
- Cricut Explore or other cutting machine
- Transfer tape
- Cutting mat, weeder, and scraper
- Realist font (If you want to add your own spices!)
To begin, you can download these 9 labels for free to get started!
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Grab the whole spice jar bundle with 65 labels for just $5! You’ll be able to organize all of your spices (and I mean all of them!).
Spice Jar Labels: Directions
I don’t have many how-to photos for this one (I made these quickly during nap time!), but the process is the same as it is for my pantry labels.
Basically you’ll cut the files on your vinyl (you can “hide” all of the labels you don’t need in the Cricut Design Space). Weed out the negative space, including all the little bits inside letters like B and A.
Then, using the transfer tape, you’ll transfer the labels off the backing paper and onto your jars. Learn more about using transfer tape.
Simple!
This whole set is free for you to download. If you find that I missed some spices, leave me a comment and I’ll update the file!
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Sandra says
What font are the special “S, R, A, W’s”, etc. I tried stretching them out but they just aren’t the same.
Amy Motroni says
Hi Sandra,
The letters automatically change based on the letters that are next to each other. The problem is Cricut Design Space, as far as I can tell, doesn’t do it. So you can type in another program like Word, save as a screenshot or JPG, and then upload it to Design Space.
Hope that helps!
Amy, HLMS Reader Support
Justin Wrobel says
What is the name of the Font? I would like to know this too.
Nadja says
Hi Amy,
i bought the font.
But my letters aren’t changing when i am typing them in Word.
Can you please help me out with that?
Thank you!
Crystal Summers says
Nadja,
Did you install the font to your computer? You’ll want to close Design Space and reopen, then select the font from the “system” dropdown. Here’s an article that may help: https://heyletsmakestuff.com/upload-fonts-cricut-design-space/
Happy crafting!
Crystal, HLMS Community Manager
Debbie Spinks says
Hi I just downloaded your spice file, any chance of doing Mixed Herbs, Curry, Baking Powder
stephanie Horn says
Lemon Peel, Orange Peel, Cinnamon Sugar, Harissa, Ground White Pepper, Ancho Chili Powder please!!
Megan Koplick says
Mexican Seasoning or Taco Mix would be amazing please! Thank you
Melissa says
Salt & Vinegar
Mary says
What is the name of the font you are using? Please share :)
Tyna Gautreaux says
I love these labels, do you know when they will be updated with some of the missing spices that people have suggested, or can you tell me the name of the font that you used? I would love to at just plain Salt, White Pepper, and File’ to the list or be able to add them myself.
Thanks
Amy Motroni says
Hey there,
The font used is Realist: https://heyletsmakestuff.com/recommends/realist-font-creative-market/