DIY Christmas Gift Tags
Today I am sharing one of my favorite homemade gifts. These DIY Christmas gift tags are easy to make, personalized, and very versatile.
I love these as a hostess gift or as a package topper. They are so thoughtful but also so easy to make!
Today I have joined twelve bloggers to share a holiday homemade gift.
And I have the best DIY gift to share with you!
This one is really easy. As in “it only takes twenty minutes to make” easy. It is personalized and makes the perfect gift for anyone!
Personalized DIY Gift Tags
What are personalized gift tags? They are tags with names on them that can be used on gifts, as place cards, ornaments, and more.
It is so easy to make these and why not make a few for each family member with their names stamped on them. They look so great tied to a gift.
I even made some that I cut with a “home” shaped cookie cutter and stamped the words “my 100 year old”. These are my brand tags whenever I give a gift from my business.
I am going to make a lot of these for my friends this year. And I am going to make a lot for our family to use this Christmas.
Don’t they add the perfect surprise to a wrapped gift?
What You Need to Make Personalized DIY Gift Tags
If you are making a lot of tags, you will want to buy this bigger package of air dry clay.
How to Make Personalized DIY Gift Tags
Roll out the dough to the desired thickness. It doesn’t matter what thickness you choose, just be consistent.
Cut out the tags using cookie cutters. Make sure the stamped name will fit on the size cutter you use.
Stamp the name or add the word “to” if you want to use it as a gift card. Either way is great.
With a wooden skewer, make a hole for the string at the top of the tag.
Place the tags on a baking mat or parchment paper. Bake for 15 – 20 minutes at 250 degrees to harden. Let cool.
You can paint these or use a pen to highlight the name indentation. It’s up to you.
I have made a lot of items out of this clay.
Here are some vintage shaped ornaments.
I made about sixty of these ornaments and stamped them worth words that highlighted the year of our family.
I made “silver lockets” for Valentine’s Day. I used lace to make the imprint on the clay.
I made the name tags and used them as place cards.
Here are 13 more ideas of wonderful DIY Handmade Christmas gifts.
DIY Christmas Gift Tags | My 100 Year Old Home
DIY Christmas Gift – Clay Jewelry Dish | Zevy Joy
Handmade Holiday Gift Ideas for Friends | Happy Happy Nester
DIY Christmas Tree Scented Air Fresheners | My Sweet Savannah
DIY Holiday Gifts Using Essential Oils | Most Lovely Things
DIY Soap Gift Idea | Hallstrom Home
Fun and Creative Neighbor Christmas Gift Ideas | Twelve on Main
Stove Top Holiday Potpourri | Lemon Grove Lane
DIY Hand-Twisted Taper Candles | Jennifer Rizzo
Boho Beaded Keychain Holiday Gift Toppers | Tater Tots and Jello
Homemade Seasoning Salt Gifts | Finding Lovely
Toasted Marshmallow Mocha Creamer | Satori Design for Living
Flower Arrangement For Gift Card | Craftberry Bush
DIY Gift Basket Ideas Using Dollar Store Items | The DIY Mommy
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I love how you can personalize each and every one of these. And the white is so simple, yet perfect!
We just made some of these! Yours are stunning and perfect for the holidays!
What a great idea to make personalized DIY Gift Tags. I am going to make some for Christmas this year. Thank you. A little off topic –
I wanted your ‘decorating’ idea/tip for two antique candleabras that I purchased but really don’t know how to set a really nice dinner table with them. If I use the ‘snub’ candles that came with them, I have no idea where to purchase more or if I used long taper candles – they just don’t look right – too tall – any ideas? Not sure how I can upload a picture for you?
Leslie,
You always come up with the best crafts. This clay project is so fun!
Love this idea! Where would I find the little letters?
Super cute idea and I love your little branded houses!
Leslie,
These are super cute. Great share.