WisdomproFancy Shape Kraft Label Stickers, Self Adhesive Gift Tag Stickers Blank Writable Labels for Essential Oil Bottles, Jars, Food Containers (256 Pcs, Small)

After reading so many negative reviews on these labels, especially where using an inkjet printer was concerned, I was determined to try them myself, because they are exactly the style I was looking for and exactly the right size...and a great price! We were not able to use the internet-provided template, even though we have a licensed MS Word. But my husband put together a custom template and I was able to create 48 beautiful spice jar labels.We use a Brother MFC-J430W printer and had absolutely no problem with ink adhering to the labels. I don't see that they are waterproof, but that doesn't matter to me anyway, since I had already decided that, once positioned onto the spice jar, I would seal it with 2" Scotch tape (I put a label on each side of the jar so that it doesn't matter which direction we put the jar back into place, we can still see the name of the spice).I took one of the pages I ruined by not removing the "header" as instructed (meaning, when I printed my page, the guide lines printed as well - you MUST remove those before printing), and put water on a few labels and, while it didn't destroy the label, it was obvious it had water damage, and the ink smudged a bit. I would call it water-resistant, not waterproof.All in all, I found these to be excellent labels with that old-time look and quality feel. I plan to keep a supply on hand for future updates and changes to our spice rack. Please remember, it will be a challenge to use the provided template. So you may want to get help from someone with experience in setting up your own templates.

These sticker labels stay on and look so nice on my homemade products

These are wonderful little stickers for my essential oil blends. Be sure to wash your bottle clean of any oils on the outside before sticking the label on. I use a drop of Dawn dishwashing liquid on the bottle and then dry completely. The label adheres perfectly then. I would recommend these for sure. I also like the different shapes of the stickers for a little variety.

These are very nice sticker labels, almost perfect. They stick well enough, though a few started to come up just a bit at the edges (granted they were on bunched up treat bags, not a flat surface). They didn’t come off or anything, and I easily re-stuck the edges on. Nice color, marker held well to it, and the variety of shapes and slight variety in sizes is useful. Good deal.

I liked these stickers. The ink didn’t run, and they come off easily in water if you’re like me and you reuse your jars a lot. No sticky residue on the bottle after removal!

The media could not be loaded. I was so surprised at how well these worked with just about anything around the house that needs a dropper bottle. No matter how oily the product, these babies keep on sticking. They look really cute too. Easy to write on and the ink absorbs quickly without smearing. After several weeks of using this on vape liquid, essential oils, and flavor oils for candy, they're looking great and holding strong. Very happy with this purchase.

These look good going on my storage jars, but after a couple days they started to peal off, also not large enuf to wright more than a word or two. Or the date like I did. Perhaps they would be better on some other surface.

I make candles for family and friends and for fun. It's just a hobby, nothing I plan to make any money off of so I cut costs where I can. One of my cost cutting strategies was inexpensive, printable labels because I have terrible handwriting. These labels are ok, especially if you have excellent handwriting, but they disappointed me a lot as far as printability. The template was a bit difficult to use at first, but once I got the hang of it I thought they'd work out perfectly, but that wasn't the case. Now, maybe it was user error, but when I printed 2 things happened: 1. The label was already there, I just needed to print the words, but the template also printed the brown color (um, hello! They're already kraft paper!) and 2. They're printed completely off center. Now, maybe I need to adjust the margins a little or something, but why is it printing the brown color?? That is bizarre to me and a huge waste of ink. In any case, I'm going to make the best of them, maybe have my retired Mom with impeccable handwriting spend her time writing them up for me? Ha ha. I've included pictures so maybe my description is a bit easier to understand. I ran a test print on the back of one sheet, so you can see the brown printing there and then the front of the sheet and picture of the candle shows the misalignment. Also, the ink took an eternity to dry and transferred to the packaging of some of my other supplies. I've also included pictures of a handwritten label to give an idea what that would look like. Also, I just realized while taking these pictures that the ink is STILL wet 5 days after it was printed and transferred to my skin and tablecloth. I've also included a picture of this.