My Favorite Things Craft Edition Featuring Avery Full Sheet Shipping Labels

Today is My Favorite Things Craft Edition featuring Avery full sheet shipping labels that are perfect for making stickers for all your crafting needs including Bible journaling, art journaling, and planner layouts. 

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Each month I am featuring a new favorite from my craft stash, whether new or old, to share with y’all. The idea came to me after getting questions about what specific items I like to use so I thought it would be fun to highlight them. The last part of this series featured my Tim Holtz tiny attacher. I absolutely love mine, and I know you will too so be sure to check out that post as well if you missed it.

This month I’m talking about Avery Full Sheet Shipping Labels. Yes, you heard that right. You may be thinking how are shipping labels a part of your crafting goodies, but they sure are. I can’t wait to share exactly how I’m using mine.

So what exactly is it?

Avery Full Sheet Shipping Labels sort of explain themselves in the name. Avery has all different sizes, but I’m using the 8.5″ x 11″. They come in clear and also white for both inkjet and laser printers.

How can I use it? 

I have seen other people on social media using these labels for printable downloads to use for Bible and art journaling. I had been wanting to try this technique and idea for so long and finally did last month. Now I think I need to buy stock in Avery labels because I can see many of these in my future.

If you design your own art and printables then you can use these sheets to print them off. I love finding downloads online that are themed and already there for me. I purchase mine through Illustrated Faith and then just print them on the labels. The clear stickers sheets are amazing using them in your journaling Bible because even if the image doesn’t fit in the margin, you don’t have to worry about covering the scripture and not being able to read it still.

These sticker sheets are also great for designing your weekly planner layout if that is more your style too. The possibilities are really endless. The white sticker sheets are great if you want a cardstock sticker style instead of the transparency of the clear ones. I’ve been using mine in my 100 Days of Bible Promises: Devotional Journal lately. (More info on the devotion and 100 day challenge HERE.) The girl with the umbrella and the other various rainbows and sunshines in the image below are from a printable from Illustrated Faith.

I have absolutely fell in love with using these labels for Bible journaling that I have become addicted. You have been warned, but your journaling will definitely thank you. Please let me know below when you try these for yourself or if you already have. I would love to see how you use them too. Enjoy!!!