will this stick to mason jars to label drinks?
1552339
Maybe you can used in a mason jar, but is very difficult to write on it and worse to erase.
1552340
If the mason jar has a flat side I would say yes, absolutely. Now I would not guarantee it would stick to mason jars that have the glass logo or uneven surface. But any flat surface should work. I used it to make labels on glass spice jars and it worked great. Still sticking now, its been a few months and they sit on the back of my stove with the heat and everything. I have not tried getting them wet though so that might be a problem.
1208647
I'm sorry but I don't know since I put mine on canisters ect that I want them permanently. There is a spray to remove labels and residue. I have ordered these labels 3X's.
821199
I use it with non-Avery labels (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J604SVW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1), and it works perfectly.
1074336
Definitely not. Your label would peel off after the first wash, if not before. These labels are made for a smooth, hard surface, or paper.
1957115
Not really. You could label your bottles with these for the name portion and just use masking tape to jot the date, saving yourself one step each day. The label can be peeled off with care and used somewhere else, but you can't access the flap that you write on once you have sealed it. *maybe* you could use a regular magic marker to write the date on the bottle itself - it would come off in the wash each day or with a swipe of rubbing alcohol.
603621
I used them on a liter bottle of soda and worked well. I think they are for larger format bottles.
779115
I'm not sure if the manufacturer recommends this for food, however we used them in the lids of mason jars for drinks and had no problems.
2075356
Depends on what you are sticking the labels on. I've only used it on envelopes, and plastic.
433803
I would use a label maker like the kind you get at an office supply store to make labels as needed. They will stick on, but come off easy enough if you have to change them. I don't think writing on them would be a good idea. i hope this helps.
1940713
As you can see from a close up picture of the bottle, the front has a good place for a label but is rounded on the bottom of the area. You have at least 4 inches wide and three inches tall for a lable without running into textured glass that would make it difficult to stick a label down and have it stay in place. Hope this helps. An oval label would look stunning! : )
2155236
Yes the "sticky" is clear. I'm not sure about it holding the weight of a glass rectangle - my experience is only with paper crafting. If the glass is being adhered to something itself and the tape isn't holding the entire weight, it might work. If packing tape came in narrow sizes, I'd think that would hold. Sorry I can't be more specific for your project - it's excellent for my cards and scrapbooking. Good luck on your project.
1898252
I wrote on them in a fine to permanent maker. The labels work wonderfully. They hold up awesome and give you a really good fit. When the jar is empty you can just cut the label off . No more sticky stuff. I think they would work great for your douce jars. I got compliments on how cute the jars looked too!
1098332
I use it to print labels and tags for home made lotions and other items. I punch a hole in one end for a hanging tag and laminate labels to the container for bottles and lotion bars. It has no adhesive so you have to tape, tie or glue it on.
2158000
no, it isn't wide enough for Mason jars. I use it for tubes of paint and brushes.
180093
Probably. I used them on bottle caps. I have the entire school (Vista Academy) put them in bottle caps, we wrote on them, then covered them with Mod Podge and made fridge magnets by sticking little magnets on the back. The stickers fit perfectly in the bottle caps.
1568798
Sorry Michael. Don't know. Strictly use it for labels, but absolutely love it.Jeff
1521315
Yes they should. I have used different types of labels and I have had no problems.