Evidently, if you’re following the host of 'Sort Your Life Out', Stacey Solomon, on Instagram then you’ll already know about Stacey Solomon's label machine and her love of labelling everything in her home. Well, her beloved label machine is now £60 off in the sale, and we couldn't be more delighted.
Photos of her fridge show all her meal prepping stacked neatly in boxes with the days labelled. All her refill bottles, and stationery boxes, labelled. Quite frankly, anything that sits still long enough will have a personalised label on it.
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Our team here at Closer are obsessed with her daily routine videos and finding out what organisation product she loves today. Between her wrapping paper cutter devices and hot tools storage solutions, this gal loves a good hack.
Asked about her organising habits, Stacey laughed 'I just get so much joy out of putting things in their places,' when questioned by her Loose Women co-hosts. It's not just organising either, Stace loves a good transformation, too. From sofa covers to spray painting her kitchenware, she really is the queen of home improvement.
We’ve found the gadget you need if you want a bit of labelling in your life just like Stacey Solomon. Get yourself a Cricut machine and suddenly you’ll be sticking name tags on everything. Even on your kids and partners, because, why not?
You can print labels with this portable machine and stick 'em on everything - your tupperware, make-up organisers, bubble bath bottles... anything you like. If there's one way to get the Mrs Hinch life, organising everything to the finest detail is the way forward.
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amazonWith the Cricuit Joy, just choose whatever word or design you want in the Cricut app, load your machine up with labelling material, and voila. Your very own set of labels ready to stick on anything and everything. Reviewers say 'it's great for first timers', and an 'amazing little piece of kit'. Why not personalise your kids' pencil cases, mugs, and spice racks? The world is your uniquely labelled oyster.
Pros
- Highly rated on Amazon
- Reviewers say it's beginner-friendly
- Compact enough for storage
Cons
- Corresponding app may come with additional payment
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AmazonOr, for slightly more advanced users, go for the Cricut Explore ™ 3. Unleash your creativity with projects that'll allow you to customise your water bottles, t-shirts and more. Amazon customers are delighted, saying 'there's a vast amount of designs and fonts', so it's perfect for making labels and more. Just pick from a selected design or create your own. The possibilities are endless.
Pros
- More features than the Cricut Joy
- Loads of designs and fonts to choose from
- Can be used for labels and beyond
Cons
- May take some getting used to and doesn't provide a manual
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AmazonFor seasoned crafters and the most advanced users, the Cricut Maker ™ 3 really steps it up a notch. In true Stacey Solomon DIY fashion, you can ever make stick on decals for your wallpaper. Yes, really. This also extends to labels, water bottles, mugs and t-shirts as well. One customer said 'it was the best thing I ever bought'. It's recommended you look at a few tutorials to get the hang of it (because there's a lot to learn), but once you do, you'll be so happy with this piece of kit for all your home improvement projects.
Pros
- Highly rated on Amazon
- Endless amounts of printing options
- Ideal for small businesses
Cons
- Much larger in size than the other models
FAQs
What is Cricut?
Cricut is a brand of computer-controlled cutting machines, designed for home crafters. The machines are used for cutting paper, felt, vinyl, fabric and other materials such as leather, mat board, and wood. The machines work with an easy-to-use app to help you design and personalise almost anything.
Where can I shop the Cricut range?
As well as the Cricut website itself, Cricut isn't only stocked on Amazon. You can shop the whole range of Cricut machines at Argos, John Lewis and Very if you fancy.
Main image credit: @staceysolomon on Instagram
Sophie Knight is a contributing writer for Bauer Media, working across many of Bauer's high-profile brands including Mother&Baby, Yours, Heat, Closer, Empire, CAR, Parkers, MCN, and launching WhatsTheBest.