Gingerbread Baked With Love labels

Baked With Love labels. The one above can be used in your word processing software, and it's the same size as a standard business card. The one below is ready to print and cut out and you can sign your name to it. Click on the images for larger versions.

 The cupcake themed baked with love labels from a while back.

Would you like to see this gingerbread man on a cookie box?

Made With Love circle tags

These are circle tags that can be cut out using a 1 inch circle punch and either glued to an item or you can punch a hole, I suggest 1/8 or 1/16 inch, in the side or top to put a string through the tag to tie it to something. Click on the image for a larger version. There is some bleed area so you can center the design in your punch.

Baked With Love labels for gifts

Like the ones yesterday, the single versions can be used in your word process software. The whole sheets can be printed out and cut apart for tying to gifts or taping/gluing to your home baked presents. I colored these with an offset screen print look because I really like that effect and don't use it nearly often enough. Black and white versions to color, chalk, etc yourself or to have a child do it for something they baked as a gift. Click on the images for larger versions.

Check out my printable cupcake boxes and my review of the book Zombie Cupcakes.

Made With Love Tags

The image above can be used in your office software and is 2.625 inches wide by 1 inch tall . Click on the image for the full sized version. For a full sheet to be printed on plain paper and glued to packages or on card stock and used with a hole punch and tied on items, click the image below. I'll be make a few more over the next few days. Do you think I should make a pillow box to match? How about black and white labels that can be colored by hand?

Candy twist box and gift tags- Christmas

Printable box and gift tags. The box is my twist box template, and I printed the gift tags out on a blank sheet of sticker paper. 

They are at 100 ppi. Click on the images for the full sized versions.

In other news, I posted instructions for knitting markers here, and a Hamsa pattern for beading here.

You can still buy any of the templates or bead patterns using coupon code Thanks2010 at my Etsy shop for 20% off.

Paper punch pins

When I first envisioned this, I was working on an easy way for my daughter to make pins based for her fandoms that didn't involve me pulling out my button machine and trying to figure out where the cutter to go with it is. After testing the idea with a safety pin, a scrap of card stock from an empty cereal box and a piece of a crossword.. I got inspired to make a few using some of my other punches.

Any circle tag design would work as well. Including the name tags I posted a couple days ago.

Just print out the design, use a 2 inch circle punch to cut them out, and glue to a second 2 inch circle cut from card stock. Great use for using cereal boxes! Then tape a safety pin to the back. If you need to write on the front or color them, do that, then cover with Mod Podge. The crossword puzzle pin was made using this method and a 1 inch circle punch with a tiny size 0 safety pin. 

For the punched pins, I got a little fancier. Using regular pin backs and gluing them in place with a strip of paper. 

Cut two circles of decorative card stock, then punch your design on the color you choose for the top circle. For the apple design, I coated the bottom layer with glue then put on some red glitter. The leaf is cut from a separate piece of green card stock and covered with green glitter and glued into place. The top pink piece has the dots and the apple punched out to show the glitter coated card stock under it. Glue everything into place, put on the pin back, then cover with a couple coats of Mod Podge. The other 2 pins have punched appliqués. The blue and pink one has a second circle cut out of the pink with a 1 inch circle punch, then that has a heart and more dots punched. Put the whole thing together, cover with Mod Podge. The witch pin has the black top layer with a 1 inch circle punch to make the full moon, then I punched the witch from the black and put her in flying across the moon. I put a light sprinkle of silver glitter on the first coat of Mod Podge, then sealed over that when it was dry.

 

Super easy!!! Almost anything you'd do as a circle gift tag can also be done as a pin, or you could even make the pin the gift tag and write a note on the back and sign it then attach it to a gift.

Pi Day- Pie labels or gift tags

Pi Day is coming up, and today I drew some 2 inch circle tag pies that can be used to label jars of homemade filling or as small gift cards with pies you give as gifts. The example above is 5x7 inches at 100 ppi if you want to use it for a card or something. The tags themselves are 300 ppi in PDF format. You can download HERE.
The actual tags themselves have a circle of pie crust on the fruit pies so they can be written on and look like this.

Have a wonderful Pi day! We usually have pizza and pumpkin pie to celebrate. 

Friendship Quote tag and box set

 

  

This is all in 300 ppi, PDF format.

The folded circle tags

Blank pages if you want to make little booklet of the circle tags. Tutorial here

The box

I was thinking of offering customization of this set, color and text in my Etsy shop, but decided against it. If you really want it customized, let me know and I'll create a listing. 

Cute Animal Valentine Cards

 

Actually I think these are okay for all seasons. The shine in the eyes is heart shaped which is what makes them Valentines. They are blank on the inside for a personal note.

Cut them apart, then score and fold on center line. Line it up in a 2 inch circle punch so the folded edge doesn't quite meet the edges of the punch, then punch through both layers, or fold it in half and cut around the edge of the circle. I use a Uchida circle punch and had no problems getting through both layers.

Download the PDF HERE.

Snowflake tags and boxes

I did these in 300 ppi and pdf format, so they will take a couple minutes to download, but I hope you think it's worth it. I think these would look lovely accented with a little glitter.

You can download the pdf with the 2 inch tags, 12 on one page HERE

The box pdf has both colors on it, it's 2 pages, but you can print just one by selecting which page in your printer dialogue. You can download that HERE

The picture isn't really that good to see the detail of the tags. This is an example of one of them. Click on the image to see it in better detail. On your monitor it will show bigger than 2 inches, but it is a 2 inch tag in the pdf.

 

There are 2 each of 3 different snowflakes in 2 colorways for a total of 12 tags. 

I used a 2 inch circle punch to cut them out.

For lots of free Christmas printables, check out my Christmas printables page which has ornament boxes and gift boxes.