Halloween is behind us, so I am starting to look toward the winter holidays. I am starting with some Merry Christmas gift tags featuring fun holiday graphics and typography. These tags will definitely make your gifts stand out, without need for a lot of other ornaments. Merry is written in a playful, colorful font, and Christmas is in a loose handwritten script. The gift tags may be downloaded free using the form at the bottom of this post.
Materials:
Printer
Scissors
2.5 Inch Paper Punch
White Cardstock
Twine or Ribbon
STEP 1 Download and Print Your Tags
Download the 8.5 x 11 inch PDF at the bottom of this page and save it to your hard drive. Then open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader. It is a free download from Adobe if you do not already have it.
For paper, use a bright white cardstock. If you do not have a printer, you can also just have them printed at an office store local to you. Once you are ready, print as many sheets as you need.
STEP 2 Cut Out Your Tags
I used a 2.5 inch punch to cut out the tags. First, trim the white border to allow you to insert the sheet and center the square. Flip your punch over, so that you can see the design inside the frame. Then just press down.
STEP 3 Attach Tags
Tie the tags to your items with a baker’s twine or ribbon.
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Note: Printables are for Personal Use Only, and the PDF may not be sold, distributed, or posted on other websites. If you wish to share this project, please link to this page. Happy crafting! Please use a computer, not a mobile device, to download your printables.
If you would like to purchase these tags printed and customized, please click on the photo to go to Zazzle:
These are so cute!!!!
I’m glad you like the gift tags!
These are wonderful, thank you so much for making them