Chalkboard labels seem like the perfect pairing for pantry jars and even closet or craft room storage. The cost of the labels I found online was a little steep, so as I do, I decided I could ...

You can wrap the jars in twine to up the rustic farmhouse vibe. Even simple stick-on labels, such as these ONUPGO Chalkboard Labels, can help keep you organized with this storage solution.

All you need is a spray can of chalkboard paint and a few packages of nametags or adhesive labels from your office supply store. Spread the labels face side up in a well ventilated area. Apply two ...

It's a little over the top just to label some jars, but the end result is worth seeing—if you use the right chalkboard paint (noted by another commenter at the link below) you can end up with ...

All you need is a spray can of chalkboard paint and a few packages of nametags or adhesive labels from your office supply store. Spread the labels face side up in a well ventilated area. Apply two ...

All you need is a spray can of chalkboard paint and a few packages of nametags or adhesive labels from your office supply store. Spread the labels face side up in a well ventilated area. Apply two ...

All you need is a spray can of chalkboard paint and a few packages of nametags or adhesive labels from your office supply store. Spread the labels face side up in a well ventilated area. Apply two ...

I saw chalkboard labels for sale online and thought it was a brilliant idea—a label for pantry jars that can be wiped clean and rewritten. I use jars to store oatmeal, flour, ...