CohasChalkboard Labels for Libbey 4.5 Ounce Glass Spice Jars includes 48 Labels, Fine Tip White Marker

I'm horribly disorganized. Well, not really, but my husband couldn't seem to find things on the wire shelves in our kitchen. Until [dramatic music] Attack of the Mouse Horde.Suddenly it was necessary to put foodstuffs and other items in large plastic boxes; even though they are translucent enough to see through, they're still a little opaque. At a distance it was difficult to discern exactly what was where. I knew where the bread box was, but he'd end up taking two or three off the shelf when he wanted to make a sandwich.Incidentally, the box idea worked. We are no longer bothered by the [fading dramatic music] Mouse Horde.Enter Ziggyboard. I'd gotten these spice jar labels to ID spices in a glass jar set; the idea of being able to rewrite is ideal for my purpose. With the left-over labels (there are plenty of labels if you're only doing spices) I could ID the plastic boxes. Interesting result and totally unexpected.I can find things myself far more easily. Husband can find the bread and now knows where to stash things; in the past I would periodically put things away he'd left out. With such clarity of organization now present in my kitchen, I began looking for other things to use labels on, and whole cabinets were cleared, cleaned, and reorganized.I've now purchased the rectangular label version in an attempt to tame the worst of all problem rooms: my sewing/crochet/art studio. Honestly, one would think I had a hoarding problem or something...

I've been getting rid of many plastics in the kitchen and reusing nice glass bottles. These labels are perfect for my system. Thought I'd pass this along in case it helps anyone else decide if these are the right labels for them: I reuse Voss 12.6 oz bottles for tea, Starbucks frappuccino bottles for kids milk, grolsch swingtop bottles for kefir and juice, and baby food jars. These labels fit perfectly within the ridge on lids of the baby food jars and Starbuck bottles, and look good centered on the Voss lids. I put them on the neck of the grolsch bottles and they fit well there - maybe a rectangle label would look a tiny bit better but I'm using what I've got. I also got the silver extra fine pen and am extremely happy with it - the color is less stark than white and just looks so good with the metal baby food jar lids and Voss lids. (I took the paint off the sides of baby food lid with steel wool but left the paint on Starbucks since those didn't have any wording.) Well you can probably tell I'm so proud of my accomplishment in labeling our drinks - now I'm off to do more labeling.

Perfect! I was trying to cut labels for spice jars out of larger sheets, it was not a fun task. Hard to cut perfect circles and the scissors kinda crimped the edges making the back tricky to peel off. The finished jars looked ok then I found these stickers already cut in round circles. These fit perfectly, edges are crisp and neat looking and the backing is seat to peel off Wow!! Not only did these save time but the finished results look so much better. Plus a bonus chalk pen was included, do note that the pen took a bit to get to work but after shaking a minute or two, it did work exactly as it should of. Tip was great, not too fat and not too thin, worked exactly the way I needed it to. Highly recommend. If this review was helpful in any way please give me a thumbs up below so that I know these are worth the time it takes to write them. Thank you for your support and feedback.

I bought these to go on the bottom of my spice jars, since most of the tops are wood. They stick well, haven't smudged, and are easily readable (as my own handwriting, anyway). Though the white marker looks less chalk-like than others might like, I think it's cute--and a great contrast against the black label. The size of each circle doesn't seem too small to label nicely, nor so big that it's awkward. I look forward to using them on other items--like glass jars and metal tins to hold crafting supplies. More labels in the kit would make it an even nicer deal, but it's a better price than at many craft stores.

I really like these. I used them on my glass Libby spice jars as recommended by Amazon. The stickers themselves are great and easy to work with. I took a star off just for the marker. It’s not my first time using this type of sticker/marker so I knew how to do it. I found the marker to give “water-y” shaky finished lines. So, if you’ve got a marker you like, might be best to use that one instead.

I have just reorganized my spice cupboard with Vertical Spice racks, Nakpunar jars and these Ziggyboard labels. It looks AMAZING! I love these labels! I ordered the extra fine marker and I works perfectly. Yes, I made several goofs while writing on the labels, but they easily cleaned up with windex. That means when I decide to put something different into a jar I can just erase with windex and write on the label again. I spilled water on one of the labels and it didn't smear or run. Genius! I can see more uses for these labels so I just reordered more. I highly recommend!

I'm pretty OCD about organizing my large collection of spices: I wanted to array them alphabetically and know them mostly by their colors, so I bought these black circles to put on the bottom of my circular 4.5 oz. spice jars -- to be a double-check in case I wasn't sure I had grabbed the right spice. The white-ink pen (just like what you can buy in a stationery store, as far as I can see) works fine -- as long as you pump it a few times before you start writing. And if you make a mistake, blue Windex does a perfect job of wiping the slate clean. Now I'm organized!

I really like the labels, they are easy to write on and look really good on the spice jars I bought. The labels are true to size and easily stick. Would have given 5 stars if the 1 mm pen made a 1 mm line, but the pen is too thick to write long names. Ended up buying a chalk pencil, one used for fabric, and it worked much better when it had a sharp point. Maybe there could be another buying option to get just the labels without a pen?