Jam Labels - where can I download them?

[Aileen35]

I would like to find jam labels on the internet for free download but I am not having much luck. Any suggestions?

[digthatchick]

I think you will find you have to buy the ones advertised on the web - why not design your own.

If you have Microsoft Word go into tools or projects and select labels. You can adjust the sizes to fit most label sheets and even insert pics.

If you have an Apple mac it's even easier!

[TEB]

Do you want proper labels, i.e. with sticky back or do you want to create your own and apply the adhesive etc. If create your own there is a label here from Microsoft Just can it! Preserve summer fruits and vegetables - Microsoft Home Magazine (Note these are for Word 2007 so you will need to download the office compatability pack if your version of Word is older, download from here Download details: Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats) , also some free labels here http://www.pickyourown.org/labelsforyourjars.htm

[Aileen35]

Thanks guys your just the best. So proud of my jam it deserves the best label!

[NOG]

I use the Avery 14 or 21 on a sheet lables and have a design I add.

[Jerryfb]

Minor thread hijack here. The Avery labels always seem a B****r to remove afterwards. Anyone know of a source of water soluble laser printer friendly labels?

[rana]

Minor thread hijack here. The Avery labels always seem a B****r to remove afterwards. Anyone know of a source of water soluble laser printer friendly labels?

I print on plain paper and stick the labels to the jars using wartered down PVA. I have yet to find a suitable pre-gummed avery label.

[Two_Sheds]

I'm being really dim, I'm sure, but I can't find any nice label downloads, nor can I find what I want (8460) on the Avery website.

Perhaps a glass of red would help me to focus

[Two_Sheds]

Oh yes, that helped. I have now SAVED AS these labels, changed the wording and the pictures, using clip art.
Print on normal paper, glue down with PVA, seal with sellotape: Bob's my auntie.

[annacruachan]

I make my own on the computer, print them onto plain copy paper and cut them out. I then stick them on with sellotape which comes off easily and leaves no nasty residue. Using this method you make them plain or ornate, or anything in between, and include as much information as you wish too. The cost is minimal.

[cheerfulness]

This site has cutsie ones that may be adaptable for that purpose.

Free Printable Labels

[piskieinboots]

if you are left with sticky residue - nail varnish remover will sort it

[LinnetLegs]

if you are left with sticky residue - nail varnish remover will sort it

Or WD40 or spray furniture polish

[bobleponge]

Oh yes, that helped. Bob's my auntie.

Am I? Zoiks!!

[marchogaeth]

I'm just bumping this (before somebody posts the question without doing/after giving up on the vine search*) and adding this link JAM LABELIZER - Design your own jam labels. There are two freebies here and it's $5 if you want access to all of the ones shown. (NB you don't get access to any more than you can see if you sign up.)


*Someone will now do a search and point out that the Labelizer is in another thread! I'm sure it was once but was posted by the person who sells it so maybe yaken out.