Easy Printable Gift Tags for Birthday and Thank You Gifts
Add an adorable finishing touch to your gift wrapping with these easy printable gift tags for birthday and thank you gifts (like teacher gifts!)
Read more creative low-cost gift wrapping ideas and 24 ways to organize gift wrap.
Guess what…?
It is the very month of my birth!! I know you were all thinking, “It is probably Cassity’s birth month, I just have a feeling about this”, and you were right. Great minds, people!
And, I know, we celebrate birthday “months” around here. I can thank my husband for that tradition. Not that we really do anything extra about it.
We just get to remind people that is my birth month, and I probably shouldn’t have to do the dishes this month, no biggie.
Celebrating a kids’ birthday? Commemorate with this infographic birthday poster and birthday milestone signs.
So, in honor of the festive occasion, I am giving you, my favorite readers, a little token of my affection: these really cute printable gift tags.
For you to use when you send me a gift. ha. ha.
Okay, really for you all to use to give gifts to the people you love!
We have a bright array of cute colors and a gold and black version.
They are really easy to print. We used our Canon PIXMA MG7720 printer. It is so beautiful, like a little gift box in itself. We have the gold one and it is just lovely in our office!
The tags are great for thank you, thinking of you, birthdays or just a reminder that you think the world of someone.
For example, need to say thank you for a job well done?
Bake up a batch of your favorite cookies. (Browse our recipes here.)
Stack a few in a ramekin, and tie these layered gift tags on. SO CUTE!
I shared the Sharpie Ramekin Tutorial on YouTube a couple weeks ago and it is just a fun little surprise to drop off to a friend.
And since it was my birth month… I ate the cookies, but ya know, it is my birth month after all.
Then I wrapped up some cute boxes. Again, using the cute gift tag printable.
Need a cute thank you gift?
Here is another easy gift wrapping idea:
- Wrap in plain white paper (or use a plain white gift box).
- Tie with ribbon or twill tape and twine. Leave the ends long, no worries about bows!
- Add the fun layered gift tags to make it POP!
And don’t forget, you all rock!
To add these printable gift tags on a gift bag
- Untie the knot or slip the end of the bag handle out of the hole.
- Then slip the tag(s) on the handle.
- Put the end of the handle back through.
Super useful for personalized gifts and also for reusing old gift bags!
See more ideas for upcycled and low-cost gift wrapping ideas.
For appreciation, birthday, and thank you gifts, the printable tag set includes:
- you are amazing, gorgeous, brilliant and loved (2 shapes)
- happy birthday to you
- thank you (round and square)
- I appreciate and adore you (2 shapes)
- you rock
- you are such a blessing
- for you (mini pennant)
- 2 patterned tags for layering
Thank you for being part of our Remodelaholic community!! These printable gift tags are FREE because we love ya, so click that button ????
Click here to get the free printable Gift Tags
*All Remodelaholic printables are for personal, non-commercial use only. Use
We are so happy to be working with Canon this year to bring you all some easy do at home printer projects. Please help us share the word about these fabulous projects! And check out the Canon PIXMA MG7720, it is a beautiful and USEFUL addition to any office or craft room.
See more printable projects:
- Printable Paper Flowers Garland in three colors
- Valentine Printable Posters and Love Notes
- Personalized Carved Birch Tree Art Set
Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
