Custom Jar Labels and Stickers

To make custom-printed jar labels, start by designing them on your computer. You can use Avery's Design & Print software. Include what's in the jar, your logo and any other needed information. 

For glass jars, you want labels that stick well and look great. Heavy-duty labels are a good pick because they're durable and water-resistant. If you're after a more rustic or homemade look, brown kraft paper labels can be charming and have a rustic look. Clear labels can make your logo pop when paired with a glass jar.

For Mason jars, Avery offers a variety of label types that can add a professional yet personal touch to your creations. You can choose from their round, oval, square, or even arched labels, depending on the style you're going for. Avery's Design & Print software allows you to customise these labels with your own text, images, or designs. You could use their clear film labels for a sleek, print-on-glass look or go for their Kraft Brown labels for a rustic, homemade feel. They also have glossy and matt options, depending on whether you want a shiny or subdued finish. Once you're happy with your design, simply print them out on your home printer and apply them to your jars.

To make waterproof jar labels, use polyester label paper, which resists water. Avery has a range of heavy-duty labels that are especially handy if your jars are refrigerated or used in damp areas.

You don't need to worry about separate glue when using Avery labels for your jars. Avery labels come with their own built-in adhesive specifically designed for sticking to various surfaces, including glass jars. This adhesive is strong enough to keep the label securely in place. Yet, it's designed to be removable without leaving a sticky residue. It's a hassle-free option, as you can simply peel the label off the sheet and apply it directly to the jar. No mess, no fuss.

Got glue residue on your jars? Rubbing alcohol or eucalyptus oil can help. Just dab some on a cloth and rub the sticky area. For tougher residue, soaking the jar in warm, soapy water can loosen things up. Then, use a scrub pad or scraper to gently remove the glue.

Custom labels for bottles can be made just like jar labels. Design them to fit your bottle's shape and size. Include key info like what's inside and any brand details. Print on self-adhesive label paper and apply them carefully to your bottles.

Putting a logo on a water bottle can be done by printing your logo on adhesive label paper or vinyl and sticking it onto the bottle. Make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying. Consider having the bottle made with your logo on it for a more permanent solution.

Personalising water bottles can be fun! You can use custom labels, add vinyl decals, or even get them professionally printed if you're doing a bunch. Some folks go DIY with permanent markers or paint pens for a hand-drawn touch.

For water bottle labels, you'll want something that can handle moisture. Heavy-duty polyester label paper is great because it's water-resistant. These materials won't smudge or tear easily, keeping your design looking good, even when the bottle gets wet.