Monday, 16 July 2012

Kitchen and Pantry Country Style Labels

Hi there everyone,


I decided to finally tackle and share my first project on my blog. As explained in the introduction, I love decorating and organizing my house. In fact, I am constantly moving and reorganising my things. My favourite room being the Kitchen. In order to have a better pantry sorting system, I purchased a few baskets that I was planning on using to sort my various cooking tools and food items. I filled up 3 baskets and decided I wanted to label them. Therefore, my first project is how to make country style labels to identify the categories in each basket. Here are the steps:


Step 1: First, look online for inspiration. Find a label pattern you like, print it and cut it.


Step 2: Gather the required material. Here is what I used:

- cardstock paper ( 1 plaid blue, 1 brown, 1 beige);

- scissors;

- glue on glue tape;

- transparent packing tape;

- 1 black pen;

- Small scraps of linen Material ( used burgundy plaid material);

- Ribbon (I chose a beige shade);

- single whole punch;

- scrapbook embellishment ( I chose a country style kitchen embellishment @ Michaels);

- paper trimmer.

Step 3: Now, trace the label shape you chose onto the brown cardstock and cut how ever many labels you want to make. Follow the same instructions with the bleu plaid cardstock.

Step 4:Glue the blue labels onto the brown ones.

Step 5:Now cut the linen material you would like to glue onto your label and glue it on top.

Step 6: Cut the beige cardstock the size you would like to be able to write the label information on for each label you are making. Using my paper trimmer, I cut the label into the size I desired.

Step 7: Write down in the font of your choice, the information you would like. I chose to make a label called:Baking supplies, Canned Goods andSugar and Spice. Once done, glue the beige paper onto the labels.

Step 8: Using the packing tape, cover the label for protection.
Step 9: Next, using the embellishments of your choice decorate your label.

Step 10:Make a hole in the dent of your label and use a ribbon to secure your label to the basket you want to label.


Step 11:You’ve completed your project! It’s time to store those baskets in there place and admire your end result.




I hope this inspired you to make your own labels.

Until next time!
Isabelle

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