Apothecary Bottle Label DIY: Name Your Dispensers

Apothecary Bottle Label DIY:
Create the vinyl sticker designs to name your kitchen dispensers.
A Cricut Design Space tutorial.

 

We love our made-from-scratch lotions and soaps

using Young Living essential oils for scent and cleaning power.

And we love using the old-fashioned brown apothecary bottles to dispense the home-made cleaners.

So today we’re going to do a Cricut Design Space tutorial

showing you how we create vinyl sticker labels for the bottles.

 

 

Apothecary Bottle Label DIY

Log in to your Cricut Design Space and open a new project screen.

Supplies:

• Brown Apothecary bottles  for liquid dispensing
• Stainless shakers for powdered cleanser
• Brown Apothecary jars for spray dispensers
• Permanent waterproof vinyl in white or black
• Cricut machine and accessories

 

 

Cricut Design Space Directions:

1. The square pump dispenser bottles have about a 4″ x 3″ flat area to attach a label. Measure the available areas for all your containers and create labels accordingly.
2. Open a font of your choice, we’re using a system font called Brush Script. We want to attach the label on the right edge of one flat side of the bottle, in a vertical position. So the length of the label has to stay under 4″ to fit nicely.
3. Let’s make a “Dish Soap” and “Lotion” label for the square bottles.
4. We’ll make “Room Spray” and “Cleaner” labels for the spray dispensers.
5. And then, “Cleanser” for the stainless shaker.
6. Choose “basic cut” for the labels.
7. Save your project.
8. Load the vinyl and cut using the directions on the package of vinyl. Thicker vinyl is harder to “kiss cut” so you may need to experiment with the knife depth.
9. Cut all the labels apart, weed, and attach to transfer vinyl.
10. Position on containers and peel.

 

 

 

Want to try these Apothecary Bottle Labels?

The best part of the labels is knowing you’ll have “green” and safe cleaners inside the bottles.

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