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Gift Idea: Free Printable Folger's Coffee Can Labels

Here is a great frugal gift idea:   Folgers plastic resealable coffee containers are durable and have a handy indent for a handle. Its a super idea for gift giving. Fill with Bird seed, crayons, backed goods, candy, small toys, craft items, etc

Print and Adhere Labels

Printable labels, easy to peel and apply. (Download below.) All you need is a Folgers 84.5-ounce or 39-ounce canister, a printer, paper, scissors, and adhesive. You can use plain paper or 8.5×11 adhesive labels.

Crafty Canisters

Digital Scrapbooked Canister Labels

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I made a few with scrapbook kits (that I’m not allowed to give them away, i.e., personal use only). I used the Ephemera Collection Biggie kit from Scrapgirls.com

You can find kits to make your own labels with my template.

If would like to try digital scrapbooking  you can download Scrapbook Max free for 30 days.

http://heartofwisdom.com/images/folgers/folgerstemplatecrayons.jpg

Download Free Folgers Labels

These are PDF files. You need the Free Acrobat reader to open them.

Holiday Labels

Folgers offers  Holidays Labels here

Getting Rid of the Coffee Smell

Wash the plastic container well. Place 1/4 cup of baking soda inside and allow sit overnight. Wash and rinse. The smell should be gone.

More Folgers Can Uses

  • Food storage (pastas, cookies, crackers, oatmeal, flour, sugar, etc.)
  • Pet storage (brushes, etc.)
  • Pet feeding (scoop to feed goats and horses)
  • Bathroom storage (rollers, hair ribbons, etc.)
  • Holiday gifts (decorate and give cookies and candies) Folgers offers holiday template here
  • Scrap bucket for peelings and coffee grounds
  • Unbreakable cookie jar
  • Nuts. bolts, screws
  • Piggy bank
  • Plants

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Robin

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  1. 1
    krista says:

    This is GREAT! Thank you!

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    Michelle says:

    Hi Robin, I wish I drank Folgers!!

    I emailed you about the For My life conference and wonder if you got it, I think it was from the Heart of Wisdom email??? Would love to hear from you on it!

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    Tami Minor says:

    omigosh…these are great! I haven’t been collecting the containers, but I will now for sure…too cute!

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    Barbara says:

    Thanks for this! I’ve got quite a few of those since we are coffee drinkers!

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    wannabegodly says:

    I love this – packrat that I am! I’m going to have one of my more techie daughters help me figure out how to make some with my husband’s preferred coffee cannisters.

    I just discovered your website & am thoroughly enjoying exploring it all.

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    Molly says:

    That’s a great idea! We currently use these containers for compost and when my girls are sick. Once, my oldest had a concussion. We took a coffee canister along for the ride to the hospital and the nurses thought it was ingenious – being that these can be washed in the dishwasher and they have a lid to contain odor.

    Thanks for the great idea!!! :)

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    Jessica says:

    These are a great idea! Some of them, though, don’t print out and when you click on the link, route you to another page on the site. Specifically, the money template. Any suggestions?

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    Lesa says:

    Okay. I LOVE this idea!

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    Genius!!! I absolutely LOVE this idea…it just KILLS me to throw these out!!!

  15. 15

    Genius!!! I absolutely LOVE this idea…it just KILLS me to throw these out!!!

    Better that that well known plastic storage company that charges an arm & a leg!

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    Erica says:

    This is a fantastic idea. I have quite a few of these canisters that I have been saving to use for crafts storage. Adding the label makes it so neat and organized.

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    Jade says:

    I work with disabled adults this is really a good idea, very cheap, easy and the bonus you get wonderful plants! Who could ask for more! I can’t wait to try it.

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    Michel Haussi says:

    Hey, Nice blog. All the pictures are very attractive that you provide in this blog.

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    these are wonderful , can you maybe make some with disney on them..this would be great for my kids to save for our vacation.

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    Natasha says:

    I have 33.9 oz cans. Do you have any labels that will fit this size can?

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    Becky says:

    These are awesome! And while it may be gross, I have one more use for these canisters to add to your list. For my small children, who cannot make it to the bathroom quickly enough when they have to throw up..I keep one in each of their beds. Gross but effective!

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    Om Mama says:

    OMG! You are amazing! I was, literally, just this morning, looking at our big plastic container & thinking, “I’ve got to come up with a more creative way to reuse these!” I love the labels! Thank you!

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    karen M says:

    So busy having fun with the labels.. I have 3 made now, crayons, colored pencils and pens.. Thank You for this wonderful idea!

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    Jen L. says:

    Great idea! So many clever uses for emptied coffee cans. Also love the printables. Thanks :)

    Jen L.

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    Nice collection…..Thanks for sharing with us… I really like it…

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    Karen says:

    Thank you so much for the labels downloads. Perfect for reuse of coffee containers. I have a stock pile of them. Downloaded the blank file to use but couldn’t figure how to paste pictures or text on the labels. Any information will be appreciated.

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    Loukia says:

    This is SUCH a great idea! I love it!

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    Linda says:

    I took these coffee cans, put two holes on side of can and a tied a piece of small rope on top as a handle. I then put three plastic balls inside and put the top on it.
    My 12-18 month olds love these to carry around the room or make music with.

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    Lena says:

    I get broken links to the Money, Macaroni, and Bean Folgers coffee can label, does anyone have a good link for them?

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    I absolutely LOVE the idea of your printed labels for Folger’s Coffee Cans! I’m going to use some of my own photography for the labels. Thank you so much for the idea! Jeannie

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    Jan Keown says:

    Love the Folger’s coffee can labels. Have tried to use the template to make my own. Can’t get any pictures onto the blank labels. I need help or a label with a picture of lemonaide on a label that I can print. Thanks for any help you can give. This is such a cool idea. We drink lots of Folger’s so have lots of cans.

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    staci says:

    Thank you for this brilliant idea! I’d like to insert my own photos on the labels. do you have this in a word doc?

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    Jennifer B. says:

    do you have any that work with the maxwell house brand of big plastic coffee cans?

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    Sam MIller says:

    LOVE these! thank you! I have been saving the Folgers containers to upcycle….thanks!

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    Donna says:

    I love this recycle project. I’ve been saving these canisters. Now I can’t wait to use some of them filled with goodies for friends Christmas gifts! Thank you for the cute labels.

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    angie says:

    Thank you for this great idea! My Son’s room includes Red, Black and Blue (Spiderman colors, although now he’s too grown up to admit it.)

    I love the idea for storage!

    P.S. I would love to “pin” this blog page on “Pinterest,” but you don’t have a “Pin.” (I need to mind my own business since I can’t even get a blog page together : )

    Blessings and Thank you!

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    marla bateson says:

    I use the containers to gather table scrapes for the compost pile. The lid controls smell and no mess carrying to the pile!

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    Cariann says:

    Printed a set of the hotwheels labels and put them on the larger folgers cans today. While it doesn’t cover everything , my 7 year old is happy and excited to have a spot to put his cars. (it will take 2 canisters because he wants to put his tractors and flatbed trailers in canisters too)

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    Shelagh says:

    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! :)

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    Tracy Hall says:

    This is such a cleaver use for left over coffee canisters. Thanks. I shared this with my readers and linked back to your site.

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    Kim Jones says:

    Ok, I must be dense or something, but I have NO IDEA how to get MY pictures into this “blank” template.

    I have tried program I own!

    HELP!!!!!!

    Thanks ♥

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