It’s easy to make beautiful mason jar herb labels with this beautiful (and FREE) cut file, adhesive vinyl and a Cricut machine… they make a perfect gift idea or even a simple kitchen shelf or pantry decoration.
How to Make Mason Jar Herb Labels with a Cricut (with SVG)
Supplies
- Herbs SVG File (FREE!)
- Cricut Joy (or Maker or Explore Air 2)
- Cricut Removable Smart Vinyl in Coral (or color of your choice)
- Cricut Transfer Tape
- 8oz Mason Jars with lids
- Scissors
- Weeder tool
- Dried herbs of your choice
- Twine or ribbon (optional)
Instructions
You can find a printable instruction card at the bottom of this post. The Cricut Joy was used for this project but any Cricut machine will work.
Make sure to wash mason jars with soap and hot water and let them dry completely before adhering herb labels .
How to Create Herb Labels in Cricut Design Space
Upload Lettered Herb SVG File into Design Space and click Ungroup. Click and drag over each of the words with the letter “i” separately. With the word highlighted, click on the “Attach” button to secure the dot over the letter i to the word. Choose which herb labels you want to make and delete or hide the remaining words. Adjust image sizes to fit your herb jars if necessary. Color sync the images if needed to match the vinyl color or change the colors if you’d like to use multiple colors of vinyl for the dried herb labels.
Click “Make It” and select your load type and material. Select “Without Mat” if using Smart Vinyl.
Load the material into the Cricut Joy and click Go. The app will guide you through each step through unloading your material and loading the next one if you choose to use multiple colors.
How to Apply Herb Labels to Jars
Cut out each word and weed away the negative (excess) vinyl around the words.
Cut a piece of transfer tape for each word. When using Smart Vinyl, I highly recommend using Strong Grip Transfer Tape. The smart vinyl liners are very thick and not very flexible (so that they can cut without a mat) which makes the vinyl more difficult to peel away with the transfer tape. Peel away the transfer tape backing and place over the words. Gently rub the vinyl to help it stick to the transfer tape.
Peel back the vinyl liner, leaving just the lettering attached to the transfer tape. Position the word with the transfer tape onto the smooth side of the mason jar and press in place.
Press the vinyl image down with your fingers or a scraper tool to help it stick to the glass jar. Slowly and carefully peel back the transfer tape.
Repeat for as many mason jar herb labels as you’d like to make.
Now your jars are ready to fill with your favorite dried herbs!
Ingredients
- Herb SVG File
- Cricut Joy or Maker or Explore Air 2
- Cricut Removable Smart Vinyl in Coral or color of your choice
- Cricut Transfer Tape
- 8 oz. Mason Jars with lids
- Scissors
- Weeder tool
- Dried herbs of your choice
- Twine or ribbon optional
Instructions
- Make sure to wash mason jars with soap and hot water and let them dry completely before adhering herb labels .
How to Create Herb Labels in Cricut Design Space
- Upload Lettered Herb SVG File into Design Space. Click Ungroup. Click and drag over each of the words with the letter “i” separately. With the word highlighted, click on the “Attach” button to secure the dot over the letter i to the word. Choose which herb labels you want to make and delete or hide the remaining words. Adjust image sizes to fit your herb jars if necessary. Color sync the images if needed to match the vinyl color or change the colors if you'd like to use multiple colors of vinyl for the dried herb labels.
- Click "Make It" and select your load type and material. Select "Without Mat" if using Smart Vinyl.
- Load the material into the Cricut Joy and click Go. The app will guide you through each step through unloading your material and loading the next one if you choose to use multiple colors.
How to Apply Herb Labels to Jars
- Cut out each word and weed away the negative (excess) vinyl around the words.
- Cut a piece of transfer tape for each word. Peel away the transfer tape backing and place over the words. Gently rub the vinyl to help it stick to the transfer tape.
- Peel back the vinyl liner, leaving just the lettering attached to the transfer tape. Position the word with the transfer tape onto the smooth side of the mason jar and press in place.
- Press the vinyl image down with your fingers or a scraper tool to help it stick to the glass jar. Slowly and carefully peel back the transfer tape.
- Repeat for as many mason jar herb labels as you'd like to make.
Notes
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