I’ve got FREE Printable Christmas Gift Tags just for you!
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…… Ok, so it caught me off guard too! Thank goodness for Free Printable Christmas Gift Tags to make the holiday easier!
I’ll take any short cut I can, especially a short cut that makes my presents under the tree look amazing! Thank God for Printable Gift Tags like these, or these easy printable gift ideas. As for the tree, I also have really cool printable geometric holiday ornaments.
Free Printable Christmas Gift Tags
Creative Contributor Michelle from Elegance & Enchantment whipped these up for TCL readers! She’s got matching stickers and an advent calendar that goes along with the same style.
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She’s a graphic genius and knows my style so well. She has so many wonderful printables and ideas on her site. You must head over, especially if you’re planning an event soon.
I love all the traditional Christmas colors with a pop of lime green, not to mention the modern clean feel.
You can print these on the Avery printable Tag paper, so all you do is punch them out, or you can print on regular white cardstock and hand trim.
Using a variety of printable gift tags not only saves you a bit of money, but it allows you to create custom wrapping. How about assigning a printable tag for each family member? You wouldn’t even need to write names on them. You could even keep it a secret of who’s who. That would drive them crazy and it may be the perfect way to keep little ones from peeking at their presents.
Supplies Needed for Printing Gift Tags
- Inkjet Printer
- White Cardstock or pre-cut Avery Tag paper
- Scissors or paper trimmer
- hole punch
If you’re using the pre-cut Avery Labels, then don’t worry about having a paper trimmer or hole punch. It’s all done for you!
See more from Michelle! She also has a fantastic Etsy Shop!
sam says
Is there a way to save this as a jpg so I can import into Silhouette software (so I can print on plain paper and cut using my silhouette)?
Kim says
Hmmmmm…. I don’t think so, unless you can convert the PDF to a jpeg. Maybe print, scan and save it as such?