Printable gift tags

Printable gift tags

How sweet are these DIY printable gift tags?

They’re perfect for all holiday season gifting with designs in a festive star, evergreen tree, and a simple heart. The template is free.

You might also like our printable reindeer gift box

3D Paper gift tags

I love handmade gifts — they’re so much more special than store-bought ones because of the time and love that goes into them.

These easy DIY printable gift tags make a nice finishing touch to your handmade gift (or your store-bought one!).

They’d go great on a parcel of Christmas cookies, any wrapped gift, or simply tied to the handle of a gift bag.

3D paper Christmas gift tags

While I’ve used kraft paper card stock for my base, this is totally interchangeable with white or whatever colour suits your wrap or colour scheme.

Make them in bulk now and have them ready to go for giving season!

How to make DIY printable gift tags

You will need:

  • Card stock (kraft paper colour, white, or your choice of base)
  • Construction paper in a range of colours
  • Scissors
  • Glue stick
  • Ribbon or twine
  • Hole punch
  • The printable template, available to download for free when you subscribe to our email newsletter via the form below

How to:

Print the base to card stock, and the shape pages to ordinary construction paper. It’s actually easier for the shapes to be in regular, thin, paper, but you can use card stock if you want.

Christmas gift tag template

Cut out the base shapes. Cut the shape pages in half, then fold along the dotted line. Score the dotted lines along the centre of the shapes while your paper is folded by running a scoring tool or a blunt metal knife along the line to create an indent. This is an important step for this craft.

Scoring the star shapes

Cut out the shapes while the page is still folded. You will get six of each shape from each half-page you score and cut this way — enough to make two tags.

Christmas gift tag craft in progress

Fold along the scored line, and glue the shapes in a stack of three. You can mix and match the colours if you like, or leave them all the same. It’s up to you.

Christmas gift tag craft in progress

You now have a 3D paper shape. Glue it to a tag, punch a hole in it, and thread with ribbon or twine.

Christmas gift tags

Christmas tree gift tags

All done! 

Super-simple and also super-pretty!

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Printable Christmas gift tags

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  1. How do you glue the shapes in stack of three? Do you apply glue only to the middle of the shapes? If I glue them together al over, then they wont look 3D

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