Even if you aren't a canner, keep reading, because this vintage label I made can also be wrapped around a flower vase for a perfect country kitchen look.
This all started out as a quick art project for my own jars of tomatoes that I pressed last weekend. I give a few jars away every year and thought these would look good on the giveaway jars.
And they do.
As I was in the kitchen fixing one of the labels onto a jar I realized you might like it as well even if you don't do any canning at all.
Because it was while I was in my kitchen that I thought this thing might look good around a vase.
It looks great around a vase.
I think they'd be really nice for a casual Thanksgiving centrepiece.
If you want to go full on country kitchen you can do it around a mason jar as well - a wide mouth mason jar works best for flowers because the wider neck allowed the flowers to spread out more. Which makes for a nicer arrangement usually.
Just download the printable version, cut them out and wrap them around the vase or jar.
You can print these on plain paper or a sticker sheet.
2 sizes
Large mason jar download (1 litre/1 quart) - download here
Small mason jar download (500 ml/1 pint) - download here
And with that, I *think* I might be done with talking about tomatoes for this season. Until I go mental over a sun dried tomato technique that is, at which point, I'll be interrupting all regularly scheduled programming for yes, more tomato talk.
Now all I need is the tomatoes... Lol
These labels are wonderful! Yes great for gifts, flower vases, love it!
Oh those are adorable Karen.
Thank you.....these are so cute.
Not sure if it's my eyes but the pint labels look a bit blurry, while the quart labels don't. Is it me? Love them, btw :)
You're right! I had uploaded the low resolution version. It's updated to the high resolution now. :) ~ karen!
Clever and nice looking. The whole package. ;)
I’m always looking for unique canning labels, thanks so much Karen!
You're welcome! ~ karen
cuuuuuuuute. My dad always hated ketchup because he got sick and tired of helping him mom can tomatoes.
I put it on a plain cylindrical white vase with flowers last night and it looked good like that too. I've so far refrained from making my own ketchup. :) ~ karen!
I take it that there are blank labels available with that color background? Pretty neat and a very clever gift and decorating idea. I will be a gentleman and refrain from using the 1940s slang to describe a lovely lady such as yourself as a hot tomato. Cuz this ain't the 1940's ner nuthin'.
The background colour is part of the image I created, so when it's printed, that's the colour the label will be. ~ tomato