Kick-off your organizing with our pantry organization labels. These labels are perfect for your kitchen organizing efforts in the new year. Have you ever wanted to store your dry goods in mason jars but you don’t want to lose the directions that are on the package? We have solved that problem for you! These labels look great in a pantry but you can set them right on your counter if you wish! Yep, they are that cute!
Type of Labels to Use
First, you will need to order some labels for this project. I used a 4″ x 5″ kraft paper label. I found the version I used on Online Labels here but you can find similar ones on Amazon here. However, any 4×5 label will work so you can change up the colors if you would like.
Free Printable Pantry Labels
I have the original four labels that I made for pancakes, biscuits, rice, and oatmeal. I have also had SEVERAL requests for more labels. So I made y’all a file you can edit to make whatever labels you would like. You may have to have the font Courier New on your computer to print these. Once you download the file below, you can click where the writing is to edit! So, sign up for our newsletter below and the label files will be sent as a zip to your computer. You will need to unzip the file to print and use the labels. Happy organizing!
Please remember that these labels are for personal use only. If you have issues with your download, please contact thecountrychiccottage@yahoo.com and I will try to help.
Using Your Free Pantry Labels
Once you download your free pantry organization labels above, just use your printer to print onto the label stickers.
We have printable pantry labels for the following:
- Pancakes – used for store baking mix such as Bisquick or your own homemade mix
- Biscuits – again you can use store-bought or homemade mix
- Rice – directions are for white rice
- Oatmeal – directions are for the quick 1 minute oats
- Customizable labels that you can change with whatever text you need!
I used the half gallon mason jars for my storage. I love these jars! They are big enough to handle your pantry ingredients and will look great in your kitchen. Just peel and stick the label to the outside of the jar. The jar is actually embossed on all sides but I just put the label over one side.
Now fill your pantry with gorgeous mason jars filled with your dry goods. I am actually using mine on top of the counter as they were just too pretty to put into storage.
I am so glad I went with the brown kraft paper when printing my pantry organization labels. It fits in just perfectly in my country kitchen.
My teenager was super excited about the directions being so simple and clear on the front. That is when it dawned on me that these are also perfect for beginning cooks. When you are ready to whip up a batch of pancakes, just pull out your jar and mix it!
I just had to use my mason jar measuring cups for this as well….you all knew that right? Such a simple idea and perfect for those of us that are trying to get organized in the new year.
You will love these pantry labels!
Print your own pantry organization labels today and your counter or pantry can look a little like the below image. Want to see more of what I have on my counter? Be sure to click here to make our chalkboard label cookie jar or click here to make a Pottery Barn knock-off crock.
Love these free printable organization labels and want more ideas? Try the links below!
- Kitchen organization ideas
- Utensil Organizer: Using Mason Jars in the Kitchen
- Round up of organized pantries
- Kitchen Cabinet Accessories: Organizing Your Plastic Lids
- Kitchen Wall Storage: A Farmhouse Style DIY
So, grab these pantry organization labels and start getting organized in the new year!
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I love the use of jars for storage and how simple the labels are.
Chris
Loved the ideas. I’m using his ideal for my mason jars in my camper and the directions on the jar is perfect. Thanks for the inspiration.
You have a typo, thought you’d want to know. Knead is misspelled kneed, which is not a word.
I sell my homemade pancake mix in mason jars at our local farmers market. Do you allow others to use your labels on products for sale?
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Sure Sandra! Good luck!
Love these! Sharing a link to your post as a Friday Favorite in my weekly newsletter. 🙂
I tried the editable pantry labels but they didn’t work. Every time I filled in a field, the program filled that information into all for labels. It did the same thing when I tried to put in the ingredients. Any suggestions?
Sorry but no. I can’t trouble shoot that. You could try editing it then taking a screen shot. You could then crop to one label and have a picture you could print in that label slot.
Yes, I am having the same problem. When you change one line it edits all 4 of the labels.
Darn! I wanted to make more….
Hmmmm….Sorry about that. Not sure why it would do that!
These are such a good idea for new cooks, as gifts and more!! Plus super cute 😉 Thank you! The link doesn’t seem to be working to get the file w/editable page…would you mind sending them to me? Thanks so much 🙂
Editable version: https://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/editable-pantry-labels.pdf
Pre-made version: https://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/ol475.pdf
Did I miss something? Where is the recipes to the instruction labels? For the pancakes and biscuits. They are mixes but I see no recipe? Could you direct me via email as to where it is? Thanks! and thanks for the labels!!
The basic recipe on the labels are all that is available. Not sure what else you are looking for?
I recently did this ! They’d do look cute . But I love your labeling. I had small wooden labels shaped like jars and marked them flour, etc then tied on with twin. Also cute but loved the recipe idea.
I like the fact that you can make these ahead and then add the wet ingredients later. Also it makes a nice gift when you need one or if you are traveling and want to give the hostess a gift, this is nice way of doing it in Canning Jar as one can dress up the top.
Love your label designs and can’t wait to get my jars ready. I did have a problem trying to edit though. The word kneed on the biscuit recipe should be spelled knead and I can’t get the editable one to let me change it. Could you please make that correction?
You should be able to open the editable version and just rewrite the entire thing. Sorry about that.
I’m in love with all of your printable! Thank you so much!
what font have you used for this labeling?
it’s perfect for the purpose here. love it!
I’m sorry to say I do not have that font name saved. I wish I did!