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It’s as personalized as it gets when you put their initials on it, and the fancy script makes it something they’ll likely set aside to keep. It’s the little things that count, and this one counts a lot. With these embroidered gift tags you’re free to send your own message. Here they’ve gone with a simple x and o to symbolize hugs and kisses, but you’re free to put their initials or their name if it fits. It’s all done on felt for a tag that’s soft to the touch and different from the rest. These clay DIY gift tags look like they’re made of marble when you finish decorating them.
The hearts look as if they’re little puzzle pieces, of that they’ve been wrapped up many times by a ribbon. They have a very interesting look to them. Hand stamping a gift tag sounds like a lot of work, but it’s really not difficult and you can come up with a really great looking gift tag in no time at all. This is the sort of tag that will get noticed, so be prepared to field questions about how you made it and how long it must have taken. Tassels generally make things look prettier, and such is the case with these gift tags. Be sure to use their favorite color for the tassel and you can bet that they’ll hang the tassel up somewhere in their room once the gift is opened.
Super Easy Pompom Reindeer Tags
Everyone loves their own name, and when they see it all sparkly from the glitter they’re sure to get even more excited for the gift. You can make customizations to the tags as well, and use their favorite color for the glitter so that it’s personalized further. Gingerbread is such an enduring part of Christmas, so put it to good use by making these adorable gingerbread tags. The dough is simple to make, and you can choose the shape or shapes you like. Then simply decorate them with piped royal icing in white. Dress up a bottle of champagne with this fun tag, which reads ‘Bubbles & Kisses’.
The gift tags will turn our black and white, but you can add color using watercolor paint or brush markers. Head over to A Piece of Rainbow for more information. Using paper scraps and epoxy resin is a great way to craft Christmas gift tags. The goal is to upcycle any leftover material.
Want, Need, Make, Read tags (free printables)
If you put in the extra effort, your cash gift won’t be viewed as boring, but instead, it will be remembered long after the money is spent. Volume 4 Today I am pleased to share with you Sunday Morning Coffee. This is a place to share, learn, explain, dream, and have fun. Thanks for joining me for Sunday morning coffee. Today I am sharing my weekly thoughts about entertaining, decor, crafts, and recipes and our one hundred year old home. We believe that everyone has the potential to be creative and that by doing things yourself, you can save money and end up with a unique and personal project.
If you have aSilhouette cutting machine, printing and cutting these tags is a breeze. Otherwise, the printable version offers a fun, if detailed, crafting project or you can simply leave them as minimalist line art. Decorating holly sprigs made from green felt and red buttons is a charming way to create DIY Christmas gift tags using crafting supplies you already have. This project design belongs to 1 Dog Woof and uses blank gift tags, green felt, red buttons, glue, a hole puncher, and red and white thread. Check out 1 Dog Woof for more information.
Creative Family Gifts: Little Box of Activities
These old style Valentine’s Day gift tags will give your gift that extra visual appeal, making it even more special to the recipient. They have a vintage look to them, and the one pictured reads cherish, but you can also put any word you want, so you can tailor it to your relationship. The wooden base on these photo transfer gift tags sets them apart from other photo tags, and gives it added perceived value.
Well, I can see that creativity runs in the family! I hope you will use some of these ideas as your own. Looking for something to give to your Asian friends or Kpop fan friends? Why not wrap a bottle of champagne in Bojagi style?
Stringed Origami Gift Bag
Personalize the wood slices with names or festive designs using stickers, a Sharpie pen, or a wood-etching tool. Go to Homedit to get the full instructions. Persia LouPersia Lou's printable hand-lettered gift tags are cheeky and fun. There are two color options, though you can also print them in black and white.
The design is stunning and meant to look like postcards from a century ago, complete with postage and hand-written notes. They're perfect for gifts any time of year. Small + FriendlyWhether you knit or crochet, make something fun in the kitchen, or tinker on special projects in the garage, your handmade gifts deserve a fun tag. Small + Friendly has a great set of printable gift tags that are perfect for any occasion. They're a little witty and tell the recipient right from the start that you made it . Practically FunctionalIt's hard not to fall in love with the simple design of these snowflake gift tags from Practically Functional.
This gift will bring you together to enjoy your diverse cultures bound by the gift of friendship. Take one section of the scarf, twist it around itself, then twist it around the scarf sections at the top of the gift box. Tie the two ends together with a rubber band, securing it tightly on top of the gift box, so it stays tight. Fold one side of the linen napkin to cover the gift box.
They have a chalkboard look and hand-written script and are a great way of saying what many people are thinking during a gift exchange. Do you have any gift wrap ideas involving simple brown paper bags? A few folds and a length of ribbon is enough to make that paper bag into a lovely gift wrap you'll be proud to display under the tree. Knitted gift tags would be unexpected for Christmas, so they are great way to surprise your loved ones with thoughtfully wrapped presents. This DIY project belongs to Designs by Diligence and requires crocheting skills. You will need worsted cotton yarn, a H/8 5mm hook, a tapestry needle, and embroidery thread.
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