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Apothecary Jars and Free Printable Labels

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Our free printable labels for apothecary jars will help you have the best Halloween display in town! We’ll also show you what to put in the jars!

When the leaves change color and start to drop from the trees, Greg and I settle in to our annual horror/thriller TV-and-movie marathon. We start with American Horror Story, then move on to Grimm (NBC’s TV show), which is my favorite due to Rosalee’s spice shop. Every time we watch Grimm, I drool over that exotic spice shop and the apothecary jars within and start asking everyone in the family to save their old bottles and canning jars for me. It’s all fun and games until my old vitamin bottles, glass jars and corked vials start intruding on Greg’s counter space. Then I have to hide them in boxes and bags before Greg goes totally nuts and throws them all away!

But this year, Greg put his foot down and declared, “WOMAN! No more bottles until you use the ones you have!” For the first time ever, I didn’t argue with him [literally, EVER -Greg] but instead started working on our exotic spice shop. I was finally going to transform all those ordinary bottles and jars into extraordinary Halloween props! Oh you should have seen his face when I agreed with him right away! He definitely wasn’t expecting that!

I first started brainstorming on the name of our shop, which I think was the hardest part of the entire project. It took me two days to decide on the name: THE TOAD & BROOMSTICK.

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“Broomstick” refers to me as I love my usual easy peasy Halloween costume. Here I am in Vietnam in 2011.

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And do you know what (or who) “the toad” refers to? Have a guess…hahahaha! Well, what can I say? In every girl there lives a princess, right? đŸ˜‰

After the name, I focused on what goods our spice shop should carry and, of course, the labeling of those goods. I thought our apothecary should be full of the wonders of both worlds: from remedies to deadly poisons. With that in mind, I started designing our jar labels. It took me about a week to finish them all (80+ labels for 30+ ingredients), but I think it was worth the time, as they turned out really so cool! And the good news is, you can find them all at the end of this post as free printable pdf files for your personal use!

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Once the labels were done, the rest was rather easy: fill the apothecary jars and bottles, add the labels and put up a few props to complete the look.

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I hope these few pictures have inspired you to create your own spice shop! If so, let me give you some hints that may be helpful along the way. In the meanwhile, you might want to grab a coffee, because this will be a picture-heavy and pretty long post đŸ˜‰

Apothecary Jars and Bottles

Try to gather all different sizes and different shapes. I gathered ours mostly from family, the thrift store and Put & Take. The jars and bottles don’t need to be in perfect condition, so don’t worry if they have a few dings. In fact, slightly worn out or dirty containers are better, as they will add an authentic look to your spice shop. Therefore, keep your dusters and sponges at bay! đŸ™‚

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Apothecary Jar and Bottle Lids

I’ve seen some people taking the easy path and just painting the lids black, and I’ve also seen some put a bit more effort into them by adding different materials. I did both, as I wanted a mixed look in our spice shop. To enhance the lids, I used Spanish moss, cork, burlap, creepy cloth, spider webbing, jute twine and black and bronze spray paints.

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A little hint with the painted lids: if you want the worn out/splotchy look, spray the lids sparsely from a good distance.

Apothecary Jar Labels

Although in Rosalee’s spice shop, every jar and bottle has that new-looking cookie-cutter type of label, I wanted variety in our spice shop. Therefore, I designed different types of labels. For the thin tall bottles where a label wouldn’t fit on the bottle’s face, I also prepared some circular tags.

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Since I was going for variety, I also used different methods when cutting and gluing the labels: some are wrinkled, some have torn edges, and some look new. As you can see, there really is no right or wrong with this project. I guess that is why I had so much fun working on it.

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For the torn edges, I wet a Q-tip and dampened the edges of the paper. With some, I wanted a moderately torn look, so I tore the edges slowly by hand. With some, I wanted a really worn-out look, so I pressed the Q-tip on the edges and pulled the paper. That gave me a deeper tear on the edges.

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To download our apothecary jar labels for your personal use, just click on the download links at the end of this post (Page 3 of 3). As I couldn’t fit all the labels in one pdf file, I had to divide them into two, so make sure you get them both!

Click on ‘Next’ to see the apothecary jar and bottle filler ideas and go to ‘Page 3’ to download the free printable jar labels.

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    1. Thank you, Tonya! I am so glad “The Toad & Broomstick” inspired you đŸ™‚ I hope you downloaded both of the label files as each have different sized and shaped labels.

    1. Thank you, Cecilia! I am sure yours will look as lovely as ours!! I hope you downloaded both of the label files as each have different sized and shaped labels. đŸ™‚

  1. So absolutely creative!! Will use some of these ideas with a different theme since I don’t really care for Halloween.

  2. I love you guys, I want to come trick or treating to your house, I bet you give full size chocolate bars xx

    1. Thank you, Chris! We have in the past, but now we have an open bowl policy. Greg calls it “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy: don’t ask us how much you can take and we won’t tell you how much you can take đŸ™‚

  3. Halloween is not so big in the UK however, my son’s birthday is around this time so we have always made a thing of it. The weather in Autumn is unreliable so outdoor parties aren’t recommended. I will definately be using some of your ideas for scene dressing. Thanks very inspirational.

  4. Absolutely amazing! I LOVE the big pair of eyeballs in the middle. Did you make or buy them? Thank you for sharing your talent!

      1. I can’t find the print files. I found the other ones but not these. I have access and I still can’t please HELP

  5. So love this!! You are an artist after my heart…My son has a Halloween birthday and I usually go all out, but this year I am working 2 jobs and was going to re-use last years props (still am),but thanks to you I have some quick, wonderful, new art to add! Thank you! Hugs, hugs, hugs!

  6. So adorable! Hopefully it’s OK to share this with my Facebook group “Getting Crafty with Mod Podge” as I have many friends there that would love to see this

  7. Wonderful! I don’t celebrate Halloween really, (except as my mom’s birthday!) but these are so adorable that I would have a terrible time dismantling this display! I think I would keep it up all year long. Haha. Great job and thank you so much for your generosity in sharing your hard work!

    1. Thank you so much, Susan! Lol. I am also going to have hard time taking this prop down. I hope you downloaded both of the files as each have different sized and shaped labels đŸ™‚

    1. Thank you so much, Merlin! Greg told me how much you like Halloween and making costumes, so I am sure you’ll enjoy every minute of this project đŸ™‚

  8. Wow! That is an incredible collection…and so many fantastic tips for creating any type of Halloween display. Thanks so much for sharing at the #happynowlinkup!

  9. That is gorgeous! Also, it reminded me that I have a stash of bottles hidden away & for the same reason you do, if they aren’t away, the Clutter Demon- aka my husband- will throw it alllllll away.

  10. You are my hero! I absolutely love 100% of your ideas! I have not been so excited to look at somebody’s post ever! My kitchen is done in skeletons and witch type stuff. The only real time I can go to a store and get anything for this room it’s during Halloween! The eyeballs that you have inside of your shelving I have them too I got them from country buffet. I have a few of your items displayed and all of this wonderful display will be the perfect addition to my kitchen! I’ve always been into skulls and all of that stuff and oh my gosh I don’t know when you posted this but I wish I would’ve seen it earlier. Anyway thank you thank you thank you thank you! You are beyond phenomenal!

    1. Oh my god! Reading you wonderful comment gave me goosebumps [I only get that when I am so heavenly happy!!]. Thank you very much indeed for your wonderful words! I hope I can live up to them đŸ˜€
      I hope you downloaded both of the free printable files, as I am sure you are going to love them. Also, a little a heads up for you: next year in the first week of October I will posting some more free labels as a follow up to this post đŸ™‚

  11. Love, love, love your ideas & thank you so much for the labels. I had a blast this weekend creating my own apothecary jars and display items.

        1. Hi Kindra, it appears you never confirmed your subscription. If you can’t find our confirmation email in your inbox, please check your junk mail box in case it had a misadventure :-). Once you confirm, our welcome email will be automatically sent to you. For more information on the subscription process or on our printables, please check our Printables FAQ page. Have a great weekend! đŸ™‚

  12. Late to the party, but WOW! I am so inspired by your creativity. I am pulling out my old jars and re-doing them ALL! (And adding some new ones to the mix, as well!) Great job, love your blog!

    1. Thank you so much, Sharon! I will be making some more this year and will post about the new ones in early October. So stay tuned đŸ˜‰

  13. Hi Handan!
    I love your projects, especially your apothecary spice rack! đŸ™‚ Thank you for the downloadable labels and all of your creative ideas on filling the jars. It is never too soon to think about Halloween.

    1. Hahaha – I couldn’t agree more Gwen! Hence I already started planning for Halloween. This year there will be more of those apothecary jar labels and jar filler ideas, so stay tuned đŸ˜‰

  14. Normally, I don’t leave comments, but this post was FANTASTIC! So MANY great ideas, in one place! Simply outstanding! Thank you so much for sharing these awesome Halloween treats! I can’t wait to make some myself : )

    1. Hello Vanessa, I am so glad you liked the post and left your lovely comment! If you liked these Halloween Apothecary Jars, you will definitely enjoy the new jar and Halloween ideas I am preparing for this Halloween. So stay tuned for our new Halloween posts đŸ˜‰

  15. Omg! You have no idea what this post has inspired in me. I have everything I need (including a corner cabinet in my kitchen) to make my own witchy apothecary display this Halloween (I can hardly wait). The only thing I have not been able to find are the grow snakes. I’ve been to a number of stores (including a few dollar stores) with no luck–well, Michael’s had an alligator but it’s bright green so I’m not sure it will work. Did your dollar store have these for Halloween specifically? If so, that would explain why I can’t find them yet.

    1. Hello Victoria, I am so glad you liked the post đŸ˜€
      I found the grow-in-water toys at the Dollar Store last year right around early to mid September. Every year they tend to change what they carry for Halloween, so when I recently went there I only found the neon green color snakes and alligators. Hence I would wait a week or two and check it again. But if you don’t want to wait for Dollar Store to bring the more natural colored ones (which I am not sure if they will or not), then your best bet would be trying online stores like Amazon. Here is a set of 3 grow-in-water toys I found for you on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2wDbHCr
      I hope this info helps đŸ™‚ Have a great weekend and let me know how your apothecary jars turned out as I’d love to see the pictures!

      1. Hello Handan. I’m finally finished with my apothecary cabinet! Took a lot longer than I expected but the finished product is well worth it. I will say that I had so much fun making my potions & decorating the bottles & i can’t wait for all my friends & family to see it this weekend at my Halloween party. Is there a way to attach photos to these comments? I will do the “did you try this pin” on Pinterest where I found this post but that only allows you to add 1 photo & I have a few good shots.

        1. Hello Victoria, I am so glad you had great fun working on the apothecary jars! I am really curios to see how they turned out. You can either send the pictures to my e-mail (handan@thenavagepatch.com) or better yet join our facebook group “Just Do it Yourself” (https://www.facebook.com/groups/309094942882821/) and share your jar collection there. I am sure others will get inspired too! I can’t wait to see the pictures!! đŸ˜€

    1. I’m sorry for the trouble with the download link, Lisa. But no worries – I just sent the labels to your e-mail. I hope you like them! đŸ™‚

  16. I love the rustic look of your creative labels. I’d love to use them but I’m not into the scary and witch things.
    I’d love to use them for their charm and look for actual spices. Is there a place on label to add the spice real name or change the name on the label? My family wouldn’t know which jar to open to get the rosemary or bay leaves, coffee, tea etc.

    Thank you for sharing your creativity ! Love your site and hope to visit often.

    1. Hello Debi,
      Sorry for getting back to you a little late. But it was so I could give you the good news: I prepared some new editable labels which I’ll be posting within couple of days together with my Potted Rosemary project. So make sure you check that post to download those editable labels as you can use them for your spice jars đŸ™‚

  17. Absolutely amazing! You are very talented! I’d love to try these, but can’t figure out the download.
    I can see the labels, but don’t see how to actually download them. I admit, it’s probably something I’m doing wrong, I’m new to iPad. Could you please send me the link?
    Thanks!

  18. Wonderful ideas and photos! I can’t wait to share your site with my new daughter in law, who loves all things Halloween!
    I filled out the required information for the free labels, however there is no place I can see to download them.
    Any way to e-mail me the files? Thanks in advance!

  19. Hi, your collection is amazing! I am trying to download your labels but am only getting black rectangles. I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong but was hoping to surprise my wife and daughter with a nice weeknight family project before Halloween gets here. Any way you could e-mail them to me?

    1. Thank you so much, Adam! And no worries – I will e-mail the files to you. If your family likes them, you can tell them that there will be more where it came from, as I will be making more of these labels this year. đŸ™‚

  20. This is so amazing, I love vintage halloween, It is my favorite holiday, I have to make these for my 6ft window in my scrapbook building. I have a 6×3 window ledge I keep Candy jars and 3d scrappy things and fun things, You are my hero. Such great ideas. I built it to scrap with friends when I retire. It is vintage and painted with Anne Slone paint to boot. Thanks for the labels. Trena

  21. I love your ideas, I never thought about putting growing creatures in water in the bottles.
    I am working on beauty jars for my bathroom, also inspired by Grimm, leeches and Ox blood. I am going to use fishing lures that look like leaches. I am going to have to create a label for that, I can not find any for leeches or ox blood. Your collection is the best I have seen on the net. Maria

    1. Thank you so much, Maria! Using fishing lures is an awesome idea. As for the labels, did you check my Potted Rosemary post? I shared some editable labels in that post, so you might want to check that out. Also keep checking back in, because I will be adding on to my apothecary jars collection, hence more jar filler ideas and of course more labels will be on the way đŸ˜‰

  22. Thank you for all of your wonderful ideas and for all the great labels. You are so kind to share with all of us. Thank you!

  23. Handan,
    Your apothecary is wonderful. You are quite generous to share your work. Would you mind sending a link or the files to me as I cannot access the downloads with any success at all…and I can hardly wait to fill my bottle stash. Thanks
    Alex

  24. Love this craft! Thank you for allowing access to your labels. Your blog is well written and styled beautifully. I have only seen this post and decided to follow you.

  25. Handan,
    Thank you so much for sharing your work! My daughter has both an October birthday and a fascination with Harry Potter so we do some serious Halloween displays. I just made a “Potions Cabinet” for my husband for his birthday last week but I guess I’ll be expanding it now!

    1. Oh thank you so much for your lovely comment, Trish! I hope you know I’ll be posting new jar ingredients and labels this year. So make sure you check back in early October to see the new potions and spices đŸ™‚
      Also I am not sure if you’ve seen the floating potion bottle, but it may be something you might want to try, as young wizards and witches seem to just love it đŸ˜‰ Here is the link for it: https://www.thenavagepatch.com/magical-floating-potion-bottle/

  26. I’ve done labels on bottles before but love yours and can’t wait to use the labels. And, your ideas are really artsy. Thank you!

    1. Thank you so much, Vivian! I am so glad you liked my apothecary jars collection! This October I’ll be sharing some more, so make sure you check back the new ones also đŸ™‚

  27. You seriously ROCK!!! Thank you for the free fantastic label downloads..I will be checking back this Halloween to see what else your wicked mind has created!!!

  28. Hello! I love your display. I am currently working on my own and love your labels. However, I cannot find the link to download them. Maybe I am not looking in the right spot.

    1. Thank you so much, Cindy! The link was supposed to show under the “Join the Patch” button after you click on the button. But perhaps it didn’t, as the site is very busy today. No worries – I will send both files to your e-mail shortly. đŸ™‚

  29. Thank you for your great ideas.These are some of the best DIY apothecary jars ,I have seen on the web. The display is amazing . I am working on my jars now. Happy Haunting

  30. I haven’t done any crafting for years however your Halloween apothecary jars really started something in me again. Have started collecting jars! Thank you for your creations.

  31. Love the way these look! Exactly what I was looking for. I’m also having trouble with the download link, could you email them to please?

  32. These labels are awesome, just wish they were labeled for real herbs and spices so I can use ’em in my real herb collection. I have Mandrake and Chamomile and various others, but alas no pickled eyeballs. But I get the point behind they and they are amazing. You did a great job, probably the best I’ve seen.

  33. Thank you very much indeed for sharing these. You must be wonder woman, not just making all these things, but running this blog, designing these labels. Do you have some magic of your own that puts 48 hours in a day?

  34. I love these so much! I have so many jars and I can’t wait to use these. The links don’t work for me though, is there another place I can go to download them?

    1. Hello Nikki, due to internet connection, sometimes the links don’t show up. It is rare, but it happens. No worries though – check your inbox, shortly you’ll see the link I sent for you to download đŸ™‚

  35. I am not finding the printables anywhere. I signed up and confirmed the email subscription. Still can’t find the downloads available.

  36. Hello, I clicked on the link to download. A page opens up saying this content is password protected. I did subscribe to your newsletter. I really like your labels. These are the best that I have found so far!

    1. Hello AJ, after you subscribe sometimes it takes an hour or two to receive our Welcome e-mail (it has to do with our mailing service.) But it always gets sent, so I am thinking you most likely received it (and the password) as of now.

    1. Hi Tyler, I believe you never received our Welcome email because you never confirmed your subscription. Once you confirm your subcription, our Welcome email will be sent to you and you’ll be able to get the free printables. If you can’t find our confirmation email, please check your junk mailbox as your email spam filters might be blocking our Welcome email to reach your inbox.
      I hope this info helps!
      Handan

  37. I really enjoyed your site. I starting my bottles last year. Just had a tip for you. I used hand sanitizer as a filler. It colors really good and glitter reacts well. So far, no spoilage. Hope you try this out.

  38. You have some amazing ideas and a wonderful site. I never normally post anything anywhere but your Halloween templates and decorations are astounding.
    Thank you for sharing your labels and templates.

    1. Thank you so much, Sandra! The apothecary jar labels are free for all our subscribers. So if you’d like to download them, you need to subscribe to our newsletter (which is free.) That will give you access to the VIP Patch where you’ll find tons of fantastic free printables. đŸ™‚

  39. I really want to start this project, but can’t get the labels. Yes, I clicked and subsribed, but it’s not working….?. Please help

    1. Hi Kim, I just checked our list and your email shows unconfirmed subscription status. After signing up with your email, you should receive an email from us asking you to confirm your subscription. If our email didn’t reach your inbox, please check your junk mail box as it could be there. Once you confirm your subscription you’ll receive the welcome email and the password to all our free printables.

  40. I fine your site very creative and interesting. I do wonder why I have to re register every time I am on the site.

    1. Thank you so much, Linda! I’m not sure what you mean by re-registering, because once you are a subscriber (which you are) you can download anything from The VIP Patch. And to get there you can click on the menu where it says “The VIP Patch” and enter the password.
      I hope this info helps! đŸ™‚

  41. I love you Apothecary labels but could not get it to download. Would you please send me the links for this year & last year. Love your site, it has given me great projects to work on.

    1. Nevermind. I can be so dense sometimes. I got them downloaded. Just had to pay attention, lol. Thank you again for the awesome printables.

  42. Hello! I love these, so very creative and fabulous ideas. I was wanting to do something similar for Halloween but couldn’t think of enough things but this is fab and so helpful! I have subscribed but still can’t seem to access the printable. Is there any chance you can email them to me please?

    1. Hi Michelle, I replied you directly to your email. I also noted the recent password for the VIP Patch in that email. I hope that helps! đŸ™‚

  43. I just love these labels and the other set you did as well! Thank you so much for offering them as free printables! I’ve subscribed and downloaded them both, I just need to buy ink for my printer and get to work. Silly question, and I apologize if you’ve addressed it elsewhere, but what type of paper did you use in your printer for the labels? Just regular printer paper or cardstock?
    Thank you so much! I really enjoy your blog!

  44. I love this whole post! You are so creative and inventive! Can I ask where you bought those 2 figurine candlestick holders? They are awesome too! Thanks!

  45. I signed up to your website and received a code, however it’s difficult to navigate to find out where exactly to put it! Apparently you have lots of people who have the same problem and it wastes a lot of time so I think you might want to look at your end of the site and see if you can make it easier for subscribers. I’m at a loss and will move on.

  46. Amazing read, amazing things , thank you for your inspiration. This is all pure fun and eye catching for visitors entering the house. Timeless objects of pure fun to make me smile as I work, so many wonderful makes. Your fun write up is encouraging for all who read it. . . . Michelle (from Australia)

    1. Thank you so much, Michelle! We certainly love Halloween here at The Navage Patch – it’s our favorite time of the year! đŸ™‚

  47. So glad I found your site. Your stuff is amazing!!! I’m a school librarian and will be using these labels for some apothecary jars in my Harry Potter are of my library. The kids will love them! thanks so much for sharing!
    -Amy

    1. Oh we are so happy that you found us too, Amy! I’m so glad you like my Apothecary Jar collection and the free printable labels we share đŸ™‚ Soon we’ll be sharing some more Halloween printables (party banners etc) I think you might enjoy. Please do check back in during Halloween so you don’t miss our new printables!

  48. Hi, my friends and I are making these and love them. I downloaded both files but can’t find the Cloning label? Am I losing my mind? Thanks! ?

    1. Hi April, I’m not sure which set you downloaded, but Cloning label is in the “80+ labels” set. Once you click on “80+ labels” picture in the VIP Patch it will take you to relevant folder. From
      there download the pdf named “small labels” and on the bottom-right of the 3rd page you’ll see the Cloning label.
      Once you finish the jars please send us a picture or two via our facebook page. We’d love to see how your collection turned out! đŸ™‚

      1. Thank you, the mystery is solved, I had assumed that the large and small labels were all the same but realized now that they are not. We will be happy to post some pics after! Happy Fall!

  49. i have signed up for everything required but still cannot get to the download for the apothecary jars.i am really interested in having them for my jars

  50. Good morning! Can you please email the link to the apothecary jar labels to me? I am having trouble locating it on your site. My daughter is having a Halloween wedding and I want to include these ideas as part of the table centerpieces. I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you so much!!

  51. Good morning! Can you please email the link to the apothecary jar labels to me? I am having trouble locating it on your site.
    Desperate Dianne

  52. Good day! Can you please email the link to the apothecary jar labels to me? I am having trouble locating it on your site.
    Desperate Dianne

  53. I cannot print the Halloween labels. I have signed up but never received a welcome email, love those labels… help!!!!!!!!

  54. There is no free printing. You are selling subscriptions to your website. This is not honest. Very decpsionada.You should be ashamed of this attitude.

    1. Get your facts straight, Miranda. Nothing is for sale on this site. By subscribing (for free) to our email list, you get access to our library of (wait for it…) FREE printables. It’s pretty simple, really.

  55. I cannot find the link to open the apothecary label pdf files. I’ve been going in circles for an hour now. Help! Please!

    Thank you,
    Gina

    1. Hi Gina,
      Did you subscribe? If so you should have the password for the VIP Patch: THE VIP PATCH Click on the VIP Patch link, then enter the password (it has changed just today, so check today’s email we sent out). When in the VIP Patch select Halloween section and scroll down. You should see the images for all the Halloween printables download links.
      Let me know if this helped. If not, we’ll find a way to get it to you (as long as you’re a subscriber) đŸ˜‰

  56. Just amazing what awesome printable pages, labels, etc you all have. I love it!!! And free? Wow!!! Greatness!
    Thanks for sharing. I’m still new at all this & it’s tough to spend the money if I can’t figure it out… at least now I will try & see what happens

  57. I am an adult program librarian at our local library. I am doing apothecary jars as a program this October. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your collection. And these are some of the best labels I’ve seen so far as I hunt the internet. I subscribed and I typed in the password but it still will not let me download the labels. Can you help me please. Great job on your display. I am in awe!

  58. What is the curved Viking looking ?pipe? thing? It’s very attractive! It’s on the topmost of the four shelves, and near the shrunken hun heads.

  59. This is so cool!! And so inspiring! you did fantastic job!
    But unfortunately I can’t subscribe to get free printables from this post and another one, from 2017. The subscription button just doesn’t work (
    Could you help me with it?

  60. Thank you for sharing your talents with us. I have chills down my body that shows how excited I am. I couldn’t find the link to download all these wonderful Halloween labels. Please help. THank you!
    Sky

  61. I can’t find the page to download your first year labels. I keep getting into a loop. I have the password but it won’t show me a download link! :0(