Yes, the Big Lots In Peabody MA, did have Golden Harvest lids which are plain, as well as many cases of the 8 ounce jelly jars. I use 2 inch round diameter sticky labels for all my jars. Print Shop version 20 has a custom label option. I have 40 files of various colors and text that are all round canning labels for everything I can. Originally, the 2 inch diameter rounds were very hard to find, so I had a company in NH custom cut me a 5000 sheet order. They are a heavy paper glossy stock which works very well in an inkjet or laser printer. I made the label files up so that they overlap the edges of each round, which gives them 'full bleed' coverage. I only need to adjust the position of the printing before I run a sheet through. Its done by making a 'draft' print on plain paper and placing it behind a sheet of blank labels to verify the alignment. Now, the 2 inch diameter rounds are made by a few national label stock companies like Avery.

I love this thread, too!! Wow! I've had building materials stacked around my house, including all my windows for years. A while back I realized that the only way to get rid of these things as to work to have them installed. Since 2008, everything I do, every penny I make goes into getting something installed. The windows were first and the space it made was AMAZING! Plus, then, without heat, it was still a million degrees warmer in here than it was with just Tyvek paper covering the windows!! My current whammy was taking a cabinet apart and retrofitting the drawers into another, reach-in base cabinet. I got rid of the 1st cabinet (making space) and was able to sort that bank of 3 cabs (reach-in, drawers now, and reach-in) so I could actually put my towels and linens in them, in the MBR and bath. Those are now out of boxes stacked against the wall. I have to cut down some 36" drawers (reuse center) and put the casters on the bottom for underbed storage. This will get make space for the few quilting projects I just cannot part with, but am not working on. That is my weekend goal. Someone, on another board, called these projects "broken teeth". You take care of this "tooth" and 5 other things get done, plus everything looks so good. AND it was so darned easy, you wonder why you didn't do it sooner. :)

I haven't used them, but if they add a lot of pages, might be worth it. I got Brenda Walton's 3-D Dome Stickers. I love 'em. Good for cards too. And I did get the cutter set to help with making mats. I can never get my squares matched up to make a good clean cut mat. Also the auto delivery special value of the day. That was so neat. I had a gift certificate from my daughter for Christmas so I had a field day. Love it!!!

Check out the local dollar stores, too. I've found cute embellishments for my scrapbooks in the toy, wrapping paper and hair decoration sections. Gotta think outside the box (or scrapbook, in this case).