White Dots on Scarlet Red Watercolor Labels & Banner Flags

Add some color to your organization with this White Dots on Scarlet Red Watercolor Labels & Banner Flags resource!

Bright, scarlet red with white dots create a striking background for your text on these editable banner flags and labels.. 

Download the zip file containing a Microsoft PowerPoint and a PDF with a link to make a copy in Google Slides.

When ready to edit, simply select the text box to change the wording, font, or text color. Turn or drag the text box to change orientation or location of the text. To save ink, print only the desired labels by inserting a text box with white fill to cover anything unused.

The banner flags print two-per-page, and there are four variations. To add more flags, duplicate a page. Perfect for bulletin boards headings, or over your displays in the hall.

There are a variety of labels, and as with the banners, duplicate a page to add more of a particular size:

• 2 inch by 3-and-a-half-inch rectangular labels 12 per page

• 2-and-a-half inch by 4 inch rectangular labels 8 per page

• 3 inch by 5 inch rectangular labels 4 per page

• 4 inch by 6 inch rectangular labels 3 per page

• 6-and-a-half-inch by 10 inch rectangular labels 1 per page

• 8 inch by 10 inch rectangular labels 1 per page

• full page rectangular label

• 2 inch square labels 15 per page

• 3-and-a-half inch square labels 6 per page

• 4 inch square labels 4 per page

• 5 inch square labels 2 per page

• 8 inch square labels 1 per page

Not designed to fit any specific pre-made adhesive labels, although you can use full-page adhesive labels and cut to size. I print on card stock, laminate, and cut. I use them throughout my classroom - in pocket charts, chair pocket labels, taped to cubbies, cabinets, drawers, lockers and desks, identifying contents of task boxes, book bins, and everything else.

Use matching or coordinating labels and binders (see my other products) to help unite the different colors and objects in the room.

Overwhelmed by the thought of organizing? Don't try to do it all at once. Start small and take it a week at a time! You Got This!

Happy Organizing!

Sharon