Printable Monogram Labels for Candles
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Sometimes all it takes is a small detail to turn a nice gift into a really nice gift. I made a bunch of beeswax candles this week, and I finished them off with these printable monogram labels.
Don’t they look nice?
If you’d like to make some to give as gifts (or to enjoy in your own home), you can!
Just open the file. Add your monogram to the text fields. Then, hit “Ctrl” + “E” to bring up the text menu and select the font you’d like to use. You can use any font that you have loaded on your computer. Both of the fonts that I used are available as a free download. You can get them here:
Script – Janda Stylish Monogram
http://www.fontspace.com/kimberly-geswein/janda-stylish-monogram
Decorative Caps – Regal
http://www.fontspace.com/aldus/regal
I printed my monograms on full-size label sheets, so I could attach them like stickers (use Avery 8165, if you have an inkjet, or Avery 5265, if you have a laser printer.), but you could also print them on paper and glue or tape them on.
But don’t dive into your project just yet because I have more for you …
See these nature-themed monogram labels?
You can print them, too.
And these classy brown labels?
Yep, they’re also available as a free printable.
Font Used: Fanwood
Download It Here: http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/fanwood
And since I’m on a roll here, let’s go one more round. Because these monogram labels …
are also available to print. They have a clear background, so you can print them on any sort of paper you’d like. I printed mine on kraft paper.
And if you aren’t the candlemaking sort, or you just need a quick gift. Here’s an idea for you: Just buy some inexpensive candles (I found these on clearance at Big Lots) and swap the manufacturer labels out with these monogram labels.
Doesn’t that look so much nicer? Like I said, sometimes it’s the small details that make a gift truly special.
Many web browsers have their own built-in PDF viewers, but they tend to be buggy. If you’re having trouble printing or editing one of our printables, click here for help.
These monogram labels are intended for personal use only. They may not be used on any commercial products.
Hey, I think making your own candles is super cool and I am planning to do more things to not only save money but make my home more clean, organized while I save money in the process. I learned about you and your blog from about.com and your share on panels. Thanks for the heads up because I feel like it is going to open up so many doors for me. In addition to trying out my craftiness with different projects, I want to start sewing my own clothes and makings adjusts to the ones I buy on a bargain like whats being done on refashionista.net.