Chalkboard Christmas Gift Tags

Hi friends! I posted this over at Yellow Bliss Road a couple of weeks back and I thought y’all might like to see it as well. Enjoy!

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With Halloween in the past now, I’ve got my sights set on getting my craft on for Christmas and because I’m obsessed with chalkboard and plaids this season, I knew I had to put something together that used both. I hope you love these Chalkboard Christmas Gift Tags as much as I do!

For some silly reason, the printer at my husband’s work refuses to print on card stock. Not quite sure why, but it jams the printer every time I try it. I’ve found a trick to help me still have nice, thick gift tags without printing them directly onto the offending card stock. I thought it might be something that you’d like to do as well, so I’m going to walk you through the steps!

Materials:

Chalkboard Christmas Party Circles

plain white card stock

scissors

adhesive

plaid wrapping paper (I found mine at Michael’s, but you could use any that you come across)

hole punch

scallop punch

circle punch

Directions:

1. Print the Chalkboard Christmas Party Circles onto standard copy paper.

2. Cut a strip of the party circles off of the full sheet and apply adhesive to the center of each circle. Press it firmly to the edge of the card stock.

3. Use the scallop punch to create the chalkboard tags.

4. Cut a 2.5 inch strip of the wrapping paper and apply adhesive to the center of the strip. Press it firmly to the edge of the card stock.