Free ‘Vintage’ Thanksgiving Gift Tags
I created these free Thanksgiving Gift Tags for anyone to download and print! The holiday season is gearing up and I know how expensive it can get to decorate your home and put on a big Thanksgiving feast.
So I wanted to share some helpful Thanksgiving freebies. It’s one way that I can show how much I appreciate you! Please use printer paper that is recycled or sustainably produced if possible…show our planet you care. 🙂
Thanksgiving Gift Tags to Dress Up Jam
I’m getting ready to do a lot of visiting with friends and family for Thanksgiving. This year I’ve got some homemade apple jam to give as gifts.
The recipe, canning instructions, and a free printable page of Apple Jam Gift Tags are ready for you in my post, Apple Jam Canning Recipe with Free Printable Gift Tags! If you need an idea for a tasty gift from your homestead, be sure to check out my post. 🙂
Since not everyone will have the time to make their own apple jam, I thought a sheet of printable Thanksgiving Gift Tags was in order!
You can use the gift tags to decorate a bottle of wine, homemade jam, a gift basket, or any other Thanksgiving gift. The cards may be mailed to loved ones or attached to larger gifts.
How to Make Gift Tags
- Check out the images below of my free printables.
- Click on the ‘Download’ button for the image you wish to print out.
- Your computer will save the PDF file, probably to your ‘download’ folder.
- Go to the file, open it, and click on the printer icon.
- Double-check to make sure you are using the best quality print option and you have the proper paper in the printer.
- Print out as many copies as you’d like!
- You may keep the downloaded file on your computer for future use.
- For the gift tags, you will need to cut them out and use a punch to put a hole in for your ribbon, twine or yarn. Then use the tags to decorate your gifts!
Greeting Cards – a Special Note!
The images of the downloads below don’t show the outline of the entire sheet of paper. So you see what looks like an off-center image. There is actually a blank side for the back of the card, or for the side opposite the inside message.
You will need to print the sheet of paper out for one side, then turn the sheet around and place it back in the paper hopper of your printer. Now run the sheet of paper through with the message on the other side. (I suggest doing a practice run to make sure you know how to place the paper in the printer for the second run through.)
I suggest using a thicker sheet of paper or card stock, perhaps in ivory. A thin sheet of paper will most likely show the image on the other side.
You may also print the image out on one color of paper, cut it down and attach it to the front of card stock in another color to create a more custom look. Feel free to write your own message on the inside if you would prefer.
You may also use colored pencils to add some pizzazz to your printed cards!
Thanksgiving Messages for Your Cards…
Be sure to choose a message for a greeting card that opens the same way as the image for the front of the card!
Create Your Own Thanksgiving Cards from Scratch!
If you would like to create your own cards, you can do what I did! Check out a free online program such as Canva for making the images and messages according to your tastes.
The site you choose may have some images available for free, but you can find more images by doing some searching online. Check out The Graphics Fairy for free images.
Watch for More Free Printables!
I enjoy making these free printable downloads and there are more of them in the works! Keep your eyes peeled for more holiday printables and tags for my homemade jams and goodies.
Check out my blogging friend Carol’s Free Thanksgiving Place Card Printables! She has 2 super cute designs that are great for dressing up your table!
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Did you find these free printables helpful? Leave a comment!
These are so beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you so much, Amy! I’m happy to share!