A free printable from Elysium & Salt
Made it yourself?
Give it a label you love.
Free apothecary-style labels for your handmade bath and body jars. Soft cream, warm brown and a simple finishing touch for the things you make.
Seven-page PDF · US Letter · No signup or purchase required
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A little order. A lovely finishing touch.
Choose Body Scrub, Body Butter, Bath Soak, Face Mask or Body Oil. Blank labels leave room for your own names.
The kit includes cream-and-brown sheets and an ink-saving white option, with 96 labels in total. Each palette has 12 circle labels, 18 front labels and 18 blank batch-note labels.
- 2-inch circles for smooth, flat surfaces with enough room.
- 2.25 × 1.25-inch rectangles for jar fronts and your batch notes.
- Blank batch notes for the date made, ingredients and your recipe’s use or storage directions.
Print. Cut. Make it yours.
- Check the fit. Print a test on plain paper at 100% or “Actual Size.” Check the one-inch scale guide, cut out a label and hold it against your container.
- Choose your paper. Use US Letter full-sheet sticker paper suited to your printer.
- Print and cut. Keep the scale at 100%, turn off “Fit to Page” and cut around each label.
- Add the finishing touch. Apply to a clean, dry surface. Write on a blank label if you prefer.
These are print-and-cut layouts for full sheets. They do not align with pre-cut label sheets. Jar capacity alone does not establish label fit. Paper, ink and printer settings affect the finished label’s resistance to moisture.
Optional supplies
Jars & printing supplies
Already have a jar you love? Start there. If you need a few supplies, the options below can help you plan your project.
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Amber glass jars
Vivaplex’s set of 12 amber glass 4 oz jars includes black lids and inner liners.
Choose the container for the recipe: these small jars are an optional label project. The one-bath oat recipe needs a container that holds at least 1 cup with room to spare. Body oil needs a dispensing bottle. Full salt- and sugar-scrub batches also need a larger container than a 4 fl oz jar.
Check the usable label area before ordering. These jars have domed lids, so use round labels only where you have a flat surface. The front labels need a smooth area at least 2.25 × 1.25 inches. Once you have the jar, test a paper label before printing stickers.
Full-sheet sticker paper
QYH’s matte white pack contains 50 full 8.5 × 11-inch adhesive sheets. Full sheets let you print this kit and cut out the labels by hand.
The listing describes inkjet and laser use with specific printer, ink and heat settings. Check the current paper instructions against your printer before buying, then follow its printing and drying directions.
Scissors and a ruler will get you started. Keep a pen nearby for your blank labels and batch notes.
The labels are yours to use whether you shop these links or use what is already at home.
Free for personal projects. Printable artwork for the things you make by hand.
Start with a salt scrub
Explore four free DIY recipes, with simple directions and optional ingredient shopping links: