Every sheet in this collection
10 printables
Traditional Christmas Gift Tags
Holly, berries and a thin double rule, with To and From lines sized for an adult's handwriting.
Make itScandinavian Christmas Gift Tags
Geometric trees, eight point stars, plain snowflakes and a single berry sprig, drawn with one line weight and a...
Make itColour In Christmas Gift Tags
Tags drawn as colouring pages: thick outlines, large open shapes and no small detail, with To and From lines wide...
Make itEditable Christmas Gift Tags
Type a list of names and each tag prints with a name already on it.
Make itChristmas Place Cards
Tent fold place cards, six to a sheet, that stand up on their own once scored and folded.
Make itChristmas Card Template
One sheet, one fold, one card.
Make itColour In Christmas Card Template
The same single fold card with a colouring page on the front: bold outlines, large shapes and nothing small enough...
Make itPhoto Christmas Card Template
A folding card with a frame printed on the front and a cut line inside it, so you cut the window out and tape a...
Make itChristmas Food Labels
Labels for a buffet table, a food gift or a jar: type the dish name, optionally add an allergen line, and print...
Make itChristmas Bunting
Type a message and the generator puts one letter on each flag, four flags to a sheet, with punch marks for string...
Make itPrint, cut, done
Every sheet is laid out on a grid with cut lines, so a guillotine does a page in four passes and scissors take about three minutes. Tags have a punch mark showing where the hole goes, placed far enough from the edge that the card does not tear when the string is pulled.
Nothing needs a special paper size, a die cutter or a craft shop. 160gsm card from a supermarket is the right material for all of it, and everything is drawn to print at 100 percent scaling on A4 or US Letter.
Typing names in
The tags, place cards and food labels all take typed text, which is worth doing for a table setting or a large pile of presents, because handwriting twenty-four tags at eleven at night is a known mistake. Everything is generated in your browser, so no names are uploaded anywhere.
If you prefer handwriting, print the blank version. The To and From lines are ruled and spaced for an adult hand rather than being decorative, which is more unusual than it should be.
Four tag designs that do not clash
The four designs are deliberately different rather than variations on one idea: a traditional holly design, a plain Scandinavian style, a colour-in version for children, and an editable minimal design for typed names. A pile of presents tagged with a mix of two of them looks considered. A pile with all four looks like a sampler.
Questions
- What paper should I print gift tags on?
- 160gsm card. Lighter card bends when the string is pulled and copier paper tears at the punch hole. Most supermarket card is 160gsm and works perfectly.
- Can I type names onto the tags before printing?
- Yes. Tags, place cards and food labels all accept typed text, which is much faster than writing twenty-four tags by hand. Everything is generated in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
- Where does the hole go on a gift tag?
- A punch mark is printed on every tag, set far enough in from the edge that the card does not tear when the string is pulled. Use a standard 6mm punch.
- Are the tags free?
- Yes. Every design in this section is free to print with no account and no watermark, for personal use and for school or charity events.