Christmas Free Printables for Decor, Gifts & More

Are you a Christmas printable lover? If so, then I have a few for you that you can use to decorate your home, embellish a gift and more.

I love free printables, especially gift tags and labels. I have shared many and today I am sharing not one, but a few new ones that I recently made for you.

I started out making this Christmas ornament gift tag.

Get the printable here: Cut-out Christmas ornament

Then I started playing around in Photoshop with colors and filters and turned the design into a chalkboard tag.

Get the printable here: Chalkboard Tag

I then went to my stash of Christmas wrapping paper and ribbons from TJ Maxx and wrapped up a few boxes to show you how I will use the tags.

One thing about free printables is that you don’t have to use them at face value, you can change them to fit your needs.

Depending on your computer printer’s settings, you can print a free printable at various sizes and use them in many different ways, print in color or black and white and use all types of papers as long as you cut the paper to fit your 8 -1/2″ x 11″ printer size.

For instance, I printed the brown tag on adhesive kraft paper . You can buy it online or at the craft store.

The best way to cut the printables into squares, rectangles or any shape with straight sides is with a craft paper trimmer, but I often use scissors to cut out the images into round or detailed shapes.  If you own a Silhouette or Cricut the process is automated.

The basic way to use a free printable is to print it out full size or to fit into a frame up to an 8-1/2″ x 11″ size. I sized this to fit a 5 x 7 frame, but you can make it any size your printer settings will print.

Check your printer’s settings and instruction manual, you may be surprised to find it does quite a bit more than just print images at full-size.

Get the printable here:  Christmas Ornament for Framing

Print the image in black and white…

…to make a coloring book style image for your kids or grandkids to color.

Print the image small to make a paper ornament to hang on your tree with an ornament hook or a piece of ribbon.

Get the printable here:  Black and white Christmas tree ornament coloring book page.

Print it small to make a tent style gift cards.

Get the printable here:  Folded Tent style gift card

Print out these little square tags and layer onto a piece of scrapbook paper. Punch a hole in the top and tie it onto a bottle of wine or small gift.  Write the recipient’s name on the back or on the scrapbook paper.

Get the printable here: Square Christmas Gift Tags

Get the printable here: Chalkboard Gift Tags

Use white opaque markers to write on chalkboard tags.

Print the image full size and transfer it to a chalkboard using this transfer method.

If you plan to transfer the image on a chalkboard, use this reverse image to save on black ink.:

Get the printable here: Reverse Image for Transfering to a Chalkboard

And last, but not least, I made these little square tags that you can punch a hole in the top to tie it onto a bottle of wine or small gift.  Write the recipent’s name on the back with a red or green pen.

Get the printable here: Square Christmas Gift Tags

Last year I also made free printable gift tags. They are my fave. You can find them here:   Vintage Fashion Christmas Gift Tags

On to a different topic. If you’re willing to put this much effort into your gift tags, perhaps you are ready to try out some new and different holiday decorating projects?

Sources: affiliate links 

• Adhesive Kraft Paper
• White Opaque Markers
• Craft Paper Trimmer