 
 Merry Christmas Tag Free Printable
These Merry Christmas tag free printable page is such an easy way to dress up your gifts this holiday season. Just add some red and white bakers twine like this here and you have adorable tags for almost no effort. Add these gift tags to teacher gifts, plates of cookies, gifts that go under the tree with your to and from written on back. Just print a page and have it ready throughout the month to make all of the random gifts that you give out to friends and family adorable.
I think these look extra cute on brown paper bag paper like this but white cardstock would work well too.
Click the following link to print the Merry Christmas Gift Tag Free Printable
Christmas Gift Tags
For best results, download the image to your computer before printing. I find it easiest to drag and drop the image to my desktop.
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These Christmas card holders are perfect to print and use to give amazon cards to that not-so-easy to shop for person on your list. There is a Teacher option to if you need to give your kids teachers presents I can guarantee they will love this gift.
Then add a small amount of alcohol ink to the inside of your ornaments. Using a can of compressed air, such as dust off, you’ll then spray air into the ornament in short bursts. You can direct where the ink goes by simply aiming the air in different directions. That way I know exactly what the colors are going to look like out of the bottle as so many colors appear much darker while bottled.