Creative Ideas for Christmas Gift Tags

A well-wrapped present always adds to the fun of gift-giving. Today, I am sharing some creative ideas for gift wrapping with hilarious gift tag ideas!

I am sharing my favorite Christmas tags, and I hope you have some fun with them.

Our family is not “formal,” and that’s because we add humor to almost everything we do, including wrapping presents. Upon closer inspection, you may notice some exciting gift tags.

One of my sons, who shall remain nameless (but his name rhymes with Smichael), started wrapping his gifts with tags that needed to be “deciphered”. On Christmas morning, we had to figure out a clue or a funny saying to determine who the gift was for!

I decided to take it up a notch and create some fun gift tags for gifts!

I have had so much fun wrapping these gifts and creating name tags. And that’s because I was laughing out loud the entire time!

This might be what we all need to add an entertaining twist to Christmas! 

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Creative Ideas for Gift Wrapping – Make Creative Gift Tags!

Here is the first silly gift tag. It requires you to add 4,503,687 and 6,598,305.

The answer is 11101992, which can also be read as 11-10-1992, Matt’s birthday. Guess who gets this gift?

I love that these gifts are very festive, yet the tags are silly.

If you look at the next stack of gifts, the gift says DRAWEN in Scrabble letters.

I don’t have a son named DRAWEN. But I do have a son named Andrew. Hahaha.

This next one takes a bit of figuring out.

It starts with me, then Dave, his father Phil, back to Dave, and then Matt! Wait, Matt already has two gifts?

Can you figure out the one below? You need to find the words that say “For …” and then the name of one of my sons.

This might help.

How to Make These Creative Ideas for Gift Wrapping

You don’t need much to make these. You can always handwrite them 

I used a website to create my own Reading Worksheet Generator (and then proceeded to Build a Game), as shown above. You type in the words you want to appear in the worksheet, making it easy for you to do so. 

To make the stamped tags, you need some tags and rubber stamps. I encourage you to have some fun coming up with ideas. If you have any great ideas, please share them in the comments! I need more!

For the math “flash card,” I just typed it on the computer and printed it out. I cut it and attached it to a manila tag.

I hope you will incorporate some of these ideas into your own work. They are so much fun. 

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