
How to Use Labels Creatively
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Written by: Beichen Lu
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Time to read 2 min
Labels are a simple and effective way to organize and categorize things. They can be used in a variety of settings, from the office to the home, to make things easier to find and identify. But labels aren't just for organization – they can also be used creatively to add a personalized touch to your belongings or to create unique crafts and projects. Here are some creative ways to use labels:
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Improve your meal preparation skills by utilizing labels this year. Whether you're prepping meals for the week, storing canned goods, or freezer meals in bulk, labels can help you keep track of when they were prepared, their expiration dates, and their ingredients. You can also use them to indicate any significant food preferences or allergies.
Open-shelving can be challenging to organize and declutter, especially when limited on pantry storage. Using minimalist labels on glass jars, as demonstrated here, is an excellent and cost-effective solution.
For pantry items, uniformity can be achieved by easily changing out labels as needed. This way, you can use containers for different items or discard outdated ones. No one in the family will have an excuse for not knowing where things belong!
For preschoolers' school belongings, labeling with colors and words can assist in remembering which items belong to whom. Adults at daycare can quickly identify them and assist the children.
Craft supplies can get messy when displayed openly, so it's best to keep them hidden away in opaque boxes. Label the boxes to keep track of what's inside, so you don't have to dig through every box to locate what you need when your kids need glue dots, for example.
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Dymo 30252 Compatible Address Labels 1-1/8" x 3-1/2"
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These work well in a Rollo label printer. It was easy to set up the label form in MS Word and to print to the printer. This was my first time setting up a label printer and these labels work great.
These work as well as Dymo labels. And you can't beat this great price!
No issues, they work well with our dymo printer
Fits and works great with the Dymo 450. Larger sized labels are great for longer addresses or printing in a larger font. Great packaging and great value.
Dymo 30324 Compatible Multipurpose Labels 2-1/8" x 2-3/4"