I don’t know about you but, it seems like all the pantry labels are plain and boring. I absolutely LOVE color, so I wanted to create DIY kitchen labels that reflect that style. Something that I would enjoy looking at for years to come.
Voila!
With a little bit of work, I was able to create these super cute free pantry labels. I made extras for all the different things I could think of that you might have in your pantry. There are 56 total, so quite a few to choose from. Hopefully they will meet your needs very well and you will love them as much as I do.
And if you’re looking for a canister set, here is the set I have. I absolutely LOVE them! It has the spoons attached because you don’t want germs inside your canisters and getting you sick. The spoons are a perfect solution. It was pretty hard to find canisters with spoons, but believe me, I DID!
Super Cute Free Pantry Labels
If you’re wanting to organize your pantry, these free printable pantry labels/stickers are perfect to achieve that!
You can fill your canisters with anything you’d like. The easiest for me was flour and sugar, because I just had them sitting in the paper bags they come in and they kept making a mess when I’d go to use them. I love this solution so much more!
Download the “Super Cute Free Pantry Labels″ (white background PDF file) templates here.
Use these for printing on white vinyl sticker paper (get the vinyl sticker paper cheapest here)
Download the “Super Cute Free Pantry Labels″ (transparent background PNG files) below, each sheet has a different list of items:
Sheet 1 (Sea Salt, Salt, Pasta, Cocoa Powder, White Sugar, Brown Sugar, Powdered Sugar, Tea)
Sheet 2 (Trail Mix, Cereal, Corn Starch, All Purpose Flour, Biscuit Mix, Baking Powder, Baking Soda, Oats)
Sheet 3 (Candy, Chips, Chocolate Chips, Cupcake Liners, Snacks, Dog Biscuits, Recipes, Nuts)
Sheet 4 (Crackers, Granola, Quinoa, Popcorn, Pretzels, Cookies, Beans, Flax)
Sheet 5 (Macaroni, Couscous, Lentils, Stevia, Rice, Coffee, Cornmeal, Breadcrumbs)
Sheet 6 (Protein Powder, Seeds, Raisins, Dried Fruit, Gluten Free, Split Peas, Yeast, Whey)
Sheet 7 (Chia Seeds, Cashews, Peanuts, Pine Nuts, Sunflower Seeds, Pecans, Barley, Rye)
Use these for printing on clear vinyl sticker paper (get the clear vinyl sticker paper cheapest here)
• Other printables are either functional OR cute. I bridge the gap between the two. Since I'm a single mom and don't have time to mess around and am a kid at heart, I love something that actually propels me forward and gets the job done quickly, while still having that super cute vibe I'm known for.
• I'm a graphic designer FIRST. This means my printables, whether free or paid for, will always be of the highest quality and print crisp and clear on any printer.
• I love what I do and I do the work myself. I'm not hiring these out. This is my life, my hobby, my passion, my heart.
• My fans are obsessed with my work. To date, I've made over $23M on printables alone (organically) in the past 8 years.
Yes! Except for some large binders, all printables on the blog are 100% free for personal use. I make these because I genuinely want you to have something cute and helpful right now without having to spend a dime. You deserve a life that feels more peaceful, more organized, and more you, and if a simple printable can make your day feel lighter, I am so happy to give that to you.
Absolutely! You're welcome to print as many copies as you need for your own students or church groups. I only ask that you do not edit them in any way (leaving the full copyright line in tact) or sell them or host the digital files on other websites. Please always link back to this post to share with others.
For best results, I recommend printing on 8.5"x11" white paper. These are professionally designed as high-resolution PDFs so they will stay crisp and clear, making them perfect for any printer.
