DIY Pantry Labels on a Cricut Joy, Maker, or Explore!

Get my free DIY Pantry Label shapes and penned script pantry ingredient names (Design # 189) at https://jennifermaker.com/diy-pantry-... I recently renovated my kitchen with beautiful glass-front cabinets, and I want to put some pretty canisters and jars in there. So I'm going to use my Cricut to create my own DIY pantry labels that look good AND are easy to read, and I'm going to show YOU how to do it, too! I appreciate every subscriber. It's free and easy to subscribe -- just click here: http://bit.ly/sub2jennifer MATERIALS LIST (contains my affiliate links): View my Amazon Shopping List for this project at https://amzn.to/4f5AzbL Smart Label writeable vinyl - OR - Self adhesive label paper (white https://amzn.to/2ViCQcF or clear - https://amzn.to/2v4a5FC ) Fine-point (0.4) pen for your Cricut Joy - or Cricut Explore/Maker - https://amzn.to/37TD24N Containers (I used OXO Pop Containers - https://amzn.to/2Pek8yV - and Mason Jars) Isopropyl alcohol Lint-free cloth (or coffee filter) Clear acrylic spray sealer (optional, used to waterproof labels to keep the ink from running when washed) - https://amzn.to/38PJFpJ Cricut Cutting mat (NOT needed if using the Smart Label vinyl on the Joy) - and for the Explore/Maker - https://amzn.to/35vNsXF A way to cut the project (I used the amazing Cricut Joy -- see https://jennifermaker.com/which-cricu... ) My free SVG cut files for the label shapes and penned script ingredient names (Design # 189) (available in my free resource library at https://jennifermaker.com/library ) To make DIY pantry labels on a Cricut, you want either full-sheet label paper or the Cricut Smart Label writeable vinyl on a roll. I prefer the Cricut Smart Label vinyl's look and feel, and it sticks better and is less likely to pick up food/grease, too. You also need some canisters and jars to label -- I'm using OXO Pop Containers as well as regular Mason jars in various sizes. If you use Mason jars, look for ones with smooth sides, as your label will stick to those better than ones with raised designs. Now, I'm going to use my Cricut cutting machines to cut AND write my pantry labels. You can make these on any Cricut, but in this tutorial I'm going to show you how to make them on a Cricut Joy and a Cricut Maker... but an Explore would also do. The advantage to using the Cricut Joy is you can use the Smart Label material without a mat, and it's easier to take the Cricut right into the kitchen with you as you label your things. Oh, and you need a pen for your DIY pantry labels! I'm using a black fine-point Cricut pen, which is a .4 millimeter size. The size of your pen tip matters if you use my designs. Your Cricut can write and decorate your pantry labels with the pen right in the machine and they look fabulous! Last but not least, you need a design for your pantry labels -- it can be simple or fancy, it's completely up to you. I'm going to show you how to make three different styles -- a super easy simple label, a big, easy-to-read bold label, and a fancy script label that is totally on trend. I'll even show you my tricks for getting the Cricut pen to fill in the fonts for bolder and more beautiful pantry labels! Topics covered in this video: 00:00 - DIY Pantry Labels with Cricut 00:48 - Supplies & Tools 02:46 - Design Your Pantry Labels in Cricut Design Space 03:08 - Option 1: Simple Label 08:27 - Option 2: Bold Label 11:59 - Option 3: Fancy Label 24:29 - Cut and Write Your Pantry Labels on Cricut 40:33 - Apply Pantry Labels to Containers and Jars 41:56 - Label Paper VS Smart Label Writable Vinyl 44:22 - Closing Notes and Link to More Information #cricutjoy #cricutmade #designspace ============ Follow me at: Blog: https://jennifermaker.com Facebook Page:   / jennifermakercrafts   Facebook Group:   / cricutcraftersandmakers   Instagram:   / jennifer.maker   Pinterest:   / jenuinemom   Please subscribe to my channel at    / jennifermaker   for more video tutorials to craft a life you love! Credits: Introduction: PixelBytes (my child!) Music: Cute by Bensound (licensed, royalty and copyright free) Videography: Jennifer Marx on a Panasonic Lumix FZ-1000 DSLR 4K camera Design: A Jennifer Maker original!