Mickey Mouse Labels Free Printable

Mickey Mouse Labels Free Printable and how to customize it

These Mickey Mouse Labels are our fifth post in a series of Mickey Mouse free printables for you Mickey Mouse party. You might also be interested to see and print:

Print the { Mickey Mouse Labels in solid black } here

Mickey Mouse Labels free printable and instructions on how to customize them. Use these for food labels or name cards for a baby shower or birthday party.

Print the { Mickey Mouse Labels with a white space to write } here

Printables from Paper Trail Design are for personal use only.

How to Use Pic Monkey to Personalize Your Images

Go to PicMonkey here.
Click on this edit icon at the top of the page.
Upload the photo of the invitation.
Click on the Tt button on the left and a text.
Select a font and up above the fonts click “Add Text”
A text box will appear in the center of your picture.
Click in the text box and write what you would like.
Click outside of the text box on the photo to indicate that you are done typing and drag the text box to where you would like it to be on the invitation.
Use the text box to change the color, alignment, and size of your text.
You can also click and drag the corners of the text box to change the size.
Rinse and repeat until your invitation looks the way you would like it. Don’t be afraid to use many text boxes.
When you are finished click the save button located above your image.
To the left of the image you will be able to change the file name if you like and click the save button.

How to Download a Disney Font

Do you like Disney font on our examples and want to use it to personalize your name cards or food labels? Here’s how:

Go to Dafont.com and search for “walt”
The first two fonts on the list are Disney looking fonts. Choose your favorite and click “download”
Once the font has downloaded open the zipped file by clicking on it
Find the file(s) ending in “.ttf”
Drag this file into your font folder on your computer

Now you can use this font on your computer. If you use PicMonkey when you are in the fonts section you will see a tab toward the top that says “Ours” and “Yours”. A picture of the buttons is below.