Looking for free printable holiday gift tags for your presents this holiday season, then we have these printable Christmas gift tags just for you.
Does this happen to you? Every year, you shop for the perfect holiday gifts, grab the perfect color coordinated gift wrapping and ribbon and then sit down to wrap and realize you do not have any gift tags? Such a bummer right? That’s why I decided that its time to create some printable Christmas tag that you can download and print right at home.
If you love printables for kids like these, then we have over 100 free for you to check out.
CHRISTMAS TREE PRINTABLE TAGS
One of my all time favorite Christmas things are Christmas Trees. I decorate my house with them. If I find one for our Christmas card, I grab it. If I find a fun roll of Christmas paper with trees on it, it is mine.
It only seems appropriate that I kick off the free printable Christmas gift tag series with these trees that almost look like bottle brushes.
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PRINTABLE HOLIDAY GIFT TAGS
As we were getting ready for our holiday party, I was thinking about all the gifts this year. All the hooplah around all the things.
I am definitely of the camp of homemade gifts, but I would be lying if I said I did not love a great wrapping paper. I love wrapping paper. I love the year we made our own photo wrapping paper and love when its coordinated and love, love, love gift tags. If I could spend my days wrapping and adding all the bows and making sure there are beautiful tags on them, then it would make my holiday season.
WHAT TO DO WITH PRINTABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT TAGS?
First download the free printable tag
The tags can be printed from your home printer or send to your local printer for less than a dollar.
Cut out tags
Hole punch the top
Grab your favorite ribbon
Then tie it onto your merry Christmas gift. Hopefully handmade 🙂
GIFT IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS
We are all about gift giving over in these parts. Giving is my love language an it really makes me HAPPY. Over the years, I have put together a number of fun ideas that make for a very HAPPY holidays.
If Do-it-yourself gifts are more your style, then we have you covered. This modern DIY photo tray turns your one of your favorite family photos into a tray that you can enjoy all year long. We also have these easy cork coasters that turn your Made with HAPPY Hour wine into a super cute homemade gift. We also have a fun super HAPPY Be Awesome Coffee Cup DIY and a last minute hand crafted gift.
Lastly, I’m here to remind you that there is nothing better than a from the heart, hand written letter. I realize I am a bit more sentimental that your average person, but a letter to someone you love hand lettered is something that would warm anyone’s heart and let them know how much they are loved.
Christmas Wrapping Traditions
Christmas is one of the most magical times of year. Do you typically make your gifts? Do you wrap in all the same paper? What is your Christmas color scheme this year? Does Santa wrap his presents in your house?
So many questions about Christmas at our house. I would love to hear about your family traditions too!
Do you typically make your gifts?
At our house, we try and make one gift each, each year. I’m pretty sure the husband and I are the only ones that love homemade gifts, but that is the way it goes.
Do you wrap in all the same paper?
We like to grab two to three different wrapping paper that is color coordinated. A little secret is that I wrap each kids gifts in the same paper and then the parents are in another. Then I do not have to put Christmas gift tags on till the end and keep each kid guessing.
What is your Christmas color scheme this year?
You all know I am not a traditionalist when it comes to Christmas color schemes. We love bright colors and love pink rather than red and love the addition of corals and mints. Rainbow Christmas is my favorite!
Does Santa wrap his presents in your house?
Ahhh… the Santa presents question. Santa does not wrap presents in our house. Santa’s presents at our house are open and put together in front of the tree. Less chance of paper mix ups and handwriting similarity.
