Beyond the BabySteps – Step 1: Shelf LABELS!

Posted on June 19th, 2009 by Julie - Food Storage Made Easy

As promised, for the summer crash course, each week we will be doing a post where we revise each BabyStep, and a post that is something a little extra about that BabyStep. So for the Beyond the BabyStep Post for BabyStep 1: Shelves, here we are….

Awhile back, Jodi made a post called From Chaos to Clarity where she organized all her long term food storage. She made these cute labels for her big buckets and since then we’ve had a lot of requests for them. Well, we finally are getting around to making them available for you to download.

We made labels for red wheat, white wheat, flour, oats, rice, pasta, black beans, red beans, sugar, milk and a blank one for the items you store that aren’t necessarily “the typical” items.

To access the pdf, simply click here or click on the image below:

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Simply print out how many you need and tape them to your buckets…Hope you like them!

Filed under: General, Long Term Food Storage, Shelves

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  • These are so great! I love that you made a couple of blank ones too. I am printing and using them today! Thanks girls!
  • margaeli
    Thanks so much for such lovely labels. One hopes more people will take the time to print them out AND use them!!!
  • penny budinsky
    Yes I like them! I printed out 20 of your beautiful lables! Just ordered my wheat today 20 45# buckets. I have been wanting to order it for 6 months now, but was feeling a little stupid to order that much. We don't have that many people stocking up around here. As a matter of fact I'm the only one I know! lol A couple days ago I read where up to 80% of the wheat crop could be destroyed from the rust virus this year. So that got me a little motivated. Thanks for all you do!!! Blessings
  • I think you are wise and yo are not alone.
  • Penny
    You made my day, thank you
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