It is so much easier to punch holes in the gift tags before you add the glitter. I will be honest though- half the time I forget to do this until afterward and I am always kicking myself. I usually use a mini hole punch for these types of projects and love it. You can find mine here. I like how it feels nicer and cleaner, and maybe even a bit more professional.
I added German glass glitter to the edges of my Christmas gift tags and they are so sparkly and pretty in person. The glass glitter adds such great texture and dimension. You can see the tutorial, and read all about glass glitter info and tips in my post HERE. German glass glitter is probably my favorite type of glitter. It looks so sparkly and rich. To put on the glitter, I first put a line of tacky glue on a piece of card stock paper.
I very lightly dipped each edge of the tag into the glue and then into the glitter. I wanted a fairly thin line of glitter for a more delicate look, but you can go as heavy as you like. Because there is quite a variety in the gift tags, I found that some look better with silver glitter and others look better with gold.
However, if you only want to buy one type of German glass glitter, It is a bit pricey. Once the glitter was dry, I ran a piece of twine through the hole in each tag. This will allow me to tie the tags onto my packages. I especially like this twine from The Container Store. It comes in a range of colors: pink , charcoal , taupe , and sage. Thanks for being such a great fan. I hope your followers find them equally as nice as you say. Thanks a lot for the link love.
I really appreciate it. Just going through your website and feeling much gratitude for the free printables. They are all gorgeous, thank YOU! The file size is at 1. These elements were created at dpi, so your printing results should be very clear and sharp.
Printing tip: Print on heavy white cardstock, matte or plain. Color scheme: red, turquoise, white Th a nk you for all your Pinterest and other social media pins… I am so grateful for your interest and pinning activity. Image Credit: Most of my elements are made from commercial use, public domain pictures and scanned vintage ephemera sources; however, if any designer feels their copyright has been infringed upon the freebie will promptly be removed and the freebie will no longer be made available.
These printable Christmas tag templates are easy to create. If you have a printer and some A4 or Letter size paper or thin cardstock you are ready.
You can hole punch the top of the gift tags and tie with a ribbon to your present or stick with sticky tape to the wrapping paper. Without further ado here are the pictures of the Christmas gift tags printable The first set are a standard rectangular shape and fit 10 to a page.
This set of printable gift tags is 2 pages and is 20 gift tags per set. You can print it as many times as you like.
We also have some fun free printable Christmas cards to color in if you need a last minute Christmas card. Please scroll to the bottom of the page to download the printable Christmas tags pdf. The next set of free printable Christmas tags have a green background. This is also a set of 20 unique gift tags. The next set of printable Christmas gift tags are shaped like a stocking. The set has 9 gift tags per page.
Please scroll to the bottom of the page to access the Christmas tags printable.
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