label love

on February 27, 2009

Great label happenings over at Jamie Oliver's food shop with offerings of simple hand drawn and old typewriter printed tags. (Via My Aim is True).

Comments

hmstrjam said…

i love this labeling too :)

2:10 pm, February 27, 2009

StyleGarden said…

Beauty in simplicity, it works every time! I love it.

4:03 pm, February 27, 2009

Gracie said…

ooh I want the raspberry jam! the labelling is just so old-fashioned and cute :)

4:34 pm, February 27, 2009

Unknown said…

Hi Jan,

I love your blog and I'm tagging you ... check out my blog and participate if you want.

Ta, Anna.

10:46 pm, February 27, 2009

Unknown said…

Oh! You're so quick! I've only just hit the post button, it's there now :)

11:07 pm, February 27, 2009

Kitty Kinsella said…

Just seeing this post and the big jar of lemon curd has inspired me to make my own version this weekend. Thanks for the inspiration!

6:47 am, February 28, 2009

kari and kijsa said…

love these..love your blog!
blessings,
kari & kijsa

8:29 am, February 28, 2009

Anonymous said…

So delicious!

11:03 am, February 28, 2009

Lydia said…

I love it!

4:51 pm, February 28, 2009

Kim J. said…

those are simply amazing!

7:38 pm, February 28, 2009

bbb said…

so cute..i love the 1/2 mango chutney.. ;))

9:56 pm, February 28, 2009

Di Overton said…

A very talented bloke is Jamie. We are so proud of him here in the UK. He has been key in changing our eating habits though still has a long way to go.

3:05 am, March 01, 2009

Jacaranda Designs Jewelry said…

oh I love lemon curd. Haven't had it in years - my Mom used to make it when we were kids. Think I may have to make some myself for my own children to taste!

9:46 am, March 01, 2009

malo said…

Looks great! I discovered his website a couple of weeks ago and i don't know why but i got really surprised to find so much nice stuff there. Didn't spot these though. Very nice and clean labels.

2:00 pm, March 01, 2009

Anonymous said…

I have been looking for a cute way to label my glass canisters at home, but I'd like to do it in an erasable way. Has anyone ever found labels like that? Maybe vinyl labels that can be dry erased or something?

Love this blog/love this post!

-Corey

4:20 pm, March 01, 2009