Hello everyone! It is harvest time and what a perfect time of year to give a gift of your homemade food or favorite beverages. To add that personalized touch to your gifted goodies, I have designed a set of chalkboard style, fall food labels for you. These labels are also designed for you to add your own text– be sure to download and install the font Courier Prime before editing your labels. The designs can be downloaded below, or you can customize them HERE at Online Labels. You will want to save them onto your computer and open in Adobe Reader or Acrobat. Once updated with your text you can print them onto full sheet labels and trim to fit your container or jar. Add a coordinating ribbon or twine to finish your look and you have the perfect host gift, birthday gift, or something extra to take to Thanksgiving dinner. I love to use Weck Jars for these gifts because of their beautiful shapes and they can be reused again and again. Thank you worldlabel.com for making these printables available. Stay tuned for the Holiday version of the food gift labels coming next. Cheers! ~ Lia
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Hi Lia,
I love the tags and I would really like download them as pdf. Unfortunately, it looks like worldlable.com has changed from pdf download to online editing. Can I still find the pdf somewhere?
Best,
Melina
Yes I just added the PDF to this post to download!
Using these for a get well soon gift basket. Love these labels but I’m having big trouble with editing. When I go in to edit box it changes text to black (different font and color than yours) and it’s not centered. Looks terrible. I want my text style to look like yours. I don’t see a way to do anything differently. Help!
Dana, did you make sure you have the font installed correctly? What you’re describing sounds like it might not be.
Hi! I went to the link for the labels that you put but I can’t tell which one to get. Do I get the standard white matte or the removable white matte? Or should I get the clear one?
Thanks
Haley
We love the standard white matte!
Hi, I love you designs but I can’t to edit them and change the names etc. How can I do this?
You will need to download the PDF your desktop and install the fonts, then you’ll be able to edit 🙂 Not all text is editable, fyi!
Just wondering where you found the little crate that the pears are shown in?
I found it at a local second-hand store!
Lia,
I know the jar with the black ribbon with the “Thanks” honey and sea salt candied pecans is a weck jar, I just don’t know which one. Is it the 16.9oz tulip jar?
Thanks!
Yes! #744 https://websecure.cnchost.com/weckjars.com/productsDetail.php?category=4
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Lia, I love your blog and the labels are just really perfect to say the least. I read a lot of blogs and have for several years. I must say you are one of the very few who interact with those who comment. That says a lot to me. Thank you for sharing.
This is so sweet, thank you Rena!! 🙂 I am constantly getting inspiration from you guys, so of course I want to interact as much as possible! Of course, send an email if you think of any crafts that you would like to see in the future 😉
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I like this vintage stype! Thanks a lot, I will recommend this idea 🙂
Thank you so much:-)
I LOVE these labels!! What paper do you use? Im having a hard time finding a good quality paper to stick to my products. And I love this vintage style!
Thank you!
I use the label paper from World Label.
Love those labels~ you’re so creative and thank you so much for sharing your wonderful ideas. I’m making gifts for some of my frineds and was wondering if I could personalize names and messages on each label. Is there a way to fix that on my own?
These labels might do the trick. https://liagriffith.com/printable-chalkboard-style-freezer-canning-jar-labels/
What’s a gift without a label? Thanks for the link!
Well said:)
Amazing labels! Just what I was looking for, thank you x
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Hi Lia,
I love these fall food gift labels and would like to use them for my canning this year. You suggested purchasing a full sheet labels and we cut your labels to the size that fits for us, however, I am not sure what TOOL I should use to cut the round and oval labels so they look nice and professional. I am new to all of this so any feedback would be helpful. I am planning to use the removable adhesive label sheets.
Thank you,
Claudia
I actually cut the ovals by hand. The rounds I use a punch that you can find at your craft store or on Amazon. Here are some links for my favorites. https://liagriffith.com/craft-tools/ The largest is 2 inches and the medium is 1.5 inches.
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Oh my gosh, you are SO AWESOME! PERFECT! Thanks so much Lia. <3 so appreciated!!
and thanks again for the GORGEOUS labels!!! 🙂
Hi Lia! Such beautiful labels, I can not WAIT to revamp my pantry tomorrow…. yay!
I am wondering… I have a grocery list I want to post on my site as a printable — but am having a lot of trouble understanding how you offer that? Is it a plugin you installed for wordpress or what is your secret??? I am so hopeless when it comes to the “internet/blog” technical world! 🙁 lol!
Thanks! You can upload the printable just like a photo in media. Rather than posting it to your page though, look for the link code on the lower right. Copy that code and close out of the media box. Once back on the page or post you are writing, select the words, button, or image that you want to use for your readers to click for the download. At the top of your text box there is a link option. Select that and paste that code into that box. Choose it to open in another page and close that box. You can test it in preview before you publish it. Does that help?
Hi!
I love these but I can’t personalize on PDF, how do I change the text? i know it’s tricky with PDFs, thank you!!
You need to save the PDF onto your computer and open in Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can’t edit in the browser window.
These are gorgeous – thanks so much!!!
You are welcome Annette!
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Hi Lia, these are lovely, thank you so much for sharing them! I am trying to print the large “thankful” jar labels for my girls teachers, and would like to input different names on each individual label, but Adobe keeps changing them to the say the same this each time I type in something new. Is there a way to do this, i.e. personalize them, or do I need to make this a little more generic?
Thanks 🙂
I sent you an email. 🙂
Absolutely gorgeous as ever Lia. Thank you.
Thanks Michelle!
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These are lovely. Thank you so much. I was wondering how I find out how big the one is that says fig and pear jam. I am looking to put them on top of my mason jars and I can’t tell if they will fit on regular and wide mouth ones. Also, I am only going to use those ones so how do I only select those ones? Or do I simple tell the person at fedex to print those specific ones. What kind of adhesive label do I ask that they print them on. I am such a newbie! HA HA
If I remember right they are 1.5 inches. They will look nice on a jar top. Yes, you got it, just tell them to only print that page for you. Make sure they print one test page first too. 🙂
Your designs are BEAUTIFUL! Unfortunately the button at the bottom of the post produces a PDF page that’s entirely code, no printables. HELP!
Hum. I think that is your browser. It seems to work fine here.
Son unas etiquetas preciosas, me han encantado, probable que las use en botecitos de conserva 🙂
Muchas gracias!!!
Thanks Ayla! They will look so cute on your jars.
Your work is beautiful!! Thanks for sharing! Unfortunately when I try to download I get an error that says that this webpage is not available. I get this same error for your Christmas food labels. Can you help?
Yes! There is an issue with the host site, so I have attached the files to the button at the end of the post. Just click and give it a minute to upload onto your browser window, then you can download onto your computer. Enjoy!
I love your labels!!! You do beautiful work! Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately when I try to download there is an error. I even tried the Christmas food labels. Still couldn’t. Can you help?
Yes, I can! I have attached the filed to the button at the end of the post. Just give it a minute to upload then you can download it onto your computer. Enjoy!
Hey how do I get these labels? They are darling!
Hi Lori. My apologies, the host is having an issue so they are now available here. Just use the button at the end of the post and give it a minute to download the large file. You can save it onto your computer from there.
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thanx lia I have downloaded the whole set!! kisses from greece
Wonderful! There is a Chrismas/Holiday set too!
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Oh-so-pretty! Thank you so very much for sharing your lovely work with us all.
You are so welcome! Make sure and check out today’s post with the Christmas version.
Wow Lia! Both the labels and photography are gorgeous. I can’t wait to try these out on some of my homemade food gift recipes! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks Melissa! More labels coming this week. 🙂
They are perfect, thank you so much Lia! Kisses from Barcelona.
Yay! Happy to hear. 🙂
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These are lovely, thank you so much, Lia! Can’t wait for the holiday gift labels 🙂
They are coming next week. Which means I will be designing them this weekend. haha.
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Lia, your labels are so beautiful! It’s still true, the best things in life are free ; ) Could you tell me the names of the fonts you used? I would love to make matching tags with my friends’ names.
Thanks Patty! I used quite a few different fonts in these designs. Any specific ones you are referring to? I may be posting some Fall gift tags too. (Actually you just gave me that GREAT idea).
They all work out perfectly together. My favorite is the one that says “Thanks” and “Enjoy” and I love the swirl right below “Bon Appetit”. Thanks so much!
Thanks Patty! We have a similar taste then because those are my favorites too. 🙂
These are lovely. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and creativity. Was thinking how much I would love to have the recipes for the chai tea mix and the honey/sea salt pecans! 🙂
Thanks Crysta! You are in luck! I just posted the Chai Spice Mix recipe today and I was planning to post the pecans soon.
Yay! Thank you for the chai recipe…will look forward to the pecan recipe post~
Coming soon!
simply gorgeous!!
Thank you!
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Oh my goodness! These are beautiful! Thank you for offering these. May I have your permission to publish these photos of your labels on my blog and direct people to yours to download them?
Thanks Val! I would love for you to share these with your readers.
Thanks Lia – really like these and looking forward to the Holiday ones too. It would be great to have one for my hand crocheted scarf gifts. Margie
Yes it would! I will make sure a few are general and not too food directed. 😉
So so so so so so so pretty!!
Awwww, thank you. 🙂
These are beautiful, and just in time. I have a batch of chocolate sauce ready to be gifted that would be greatly improved with these labels…thanks!
Yummmm. I hope you blog about your sauce recipe. 😉
I’m sure I’ve told you this before, but I ADORE your designs. These labels will get a lot of use on things leaving my kitchen as gifts. Lovely!
Thanks Betsy! I am so happy to hear you will be using them. 🙂
These might be one of my favorites yet! Each one is so beautiful in its own right. I forwarded your post on to my mom–these are perfect for her. 🙂
Lisa
I like them too. But then Fall is my favorite time of year so maybe they just took on all that love.
Wow! these are just beautiful, unfortunately they wont download on my computer – but I think they are amazing, thankyou for designing and allowing us to use such incredibly lively work for free, I appreciate it.
Thank! The downloads are on the worldlabel.com/blog so maybe the redirect button is not taking you there?
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Lia, they are absolute masterpiece, it is beautiful.
Thanks Edna! So sweet of you to share. 🙂
these are simply beautiful! thank you oh so much! 🙂
I am so happy you like them! I am loving the touch of color added to the grey chalkboard.
These are amazing Lia! Thank you so much!
Thanks Lisa! I enjoyed designing them. . . it show, right?
They’re beautiful!
I am so happy you think so! They were fun to photograph too.