Buffalo Check Labels and Tags

Would you like printable labels for free? Grab these stylish Buffalo Check Labels and Tags, which includes 18 free templates in all!

Are you tackling any organizational projects this month? If so, I’ve got a fun freebie for you – 18 sets of Buffalo Check labels and tags. Organizing a closet or cabinet always seems to be more effective and longer-lasting when labels are used. Now, don’t get me wrong, labels aren’t a perfect solution… but they do help.

There are many situations in which I intentionally skip labeling. For example, I didn’t label the coat hooks in our entryway with names, because they need to be flexible for use by all of us. So, before labeling, always ask yourself whether it’s practical.

There are several reasons to label when organizing.

1. The contents in the bin/box/basket are not visible without opening the container.
2. Define the purpose of a container, so that it does not become a catch-all.
3. Hold the place for something that is gone but will be refilled {for example, a flour container in the pantry}.
4. Enable other people, besides you, to find items.
5. Encourage quick clean-up since the destination of an item is clear.

There may be other reasons, but be thoughtful about what, why, and how you label. 

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Like organizing, labeling isn’t permanent either. Lifestyles change. Storage needs change. When I print out a set of labels, I’ll usually print extras — or at least keep the file handy. That way, when I need to change a label, it’s a simple process. I like printable labels for this reason {as opposed to purchasing a set of labels} because I’m not limited to the number of labels that comes in the set.

My perfectionist side can’t handle one odd label mixed in with a set of matching tags. Maybe you’re like me?

If so, this set of Buffalo Check {or plaid or gingham… call it what you’d like!} labels may be right up your alley. The set includes hanging tags, square labels, and a sheet of coordinating paper that can be used for any size label. Plus, pick from 6 colors to match your home and storage needs.

I’m drawn to the blues, greens, and grays; and printed out several sets for our entryway closet, the office desk, and our son’s bedroom.

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Use a paper trimmer or scissors to cut out the labels. Typically, I’ll laminate the label to help protect it from damage.

I’ve got several more spaces in mind for these tags… and several more organization projects on the to-do list. What spaces are you cleaning out and re-organizing right now?

More Printable Labels for Free

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• Cleaning Labels
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