printable // kitschy christmas gift tag ornaments (plus a calendar!)

As of tomorrow, which may as well be today, November is done. I'm not too sure how I feel about that, but I do know that I'm excited about my December plans. Come back tomorrow for that, but for now...

Let's move on with a printable that I made just for you! A gift of thanks, and a way to celebrate the coming season. These tags are based on my new embroidery pattern, and they double as little ornaments to hang on your tree!

Download the PDF then print and put them together:



You'll need scissors to cut the ornament shapes, baker's twine or embroidery floss, and double-sided tape or a glue stick.



Place a strip of double-sided tape along the center of the shape. About 2 inches is a good length. If you're using glue stick, you don't need to glue the entire area, just be sure to glue the center hanging area and down into the ornaments a little.

Lay a piece of string across the middle of the hanging area. My strings were cut to about 9 inches long.



Fold the tag in half so that it seals over the string and sticks together. Tie the ends of the string in a knot, or leave them loose so they can be tied onto a gift.




Now your tags are all ready to add to gifts or hang on the tree. The PDF includes 6 designs, and I really can't choose a favorite! I hope they bring joy as wrap and give gifts this year!

And because it's just about December 1st...



I've also made one of these ornaments into a calendar for your desktop or mobile device. The colors are slightly adjusted to match the palette that I've used all year on these, and I rather like how it came out! Grab one to keep your screen looking festive all month!

Download the 2560x1440 Wallpaper.
Download the 1920x1280 Wallpaper.
Download the 1280x800 Wallpaper.
Download the iPhone Wallpaper.
Download the iPad Wallpaper.

Download the Pink Twinkle Background iPhone Wallpaper.
Download the Pink Twinkle Background iPad Wallpaper.

To use the iPhone and iPad versions, click the link for the wallpaper you want. When it opens, touch and hold the image until it pops up with the option to save. After you've saved the image, go to your settings, choose wallpaper, then find the image you've just saved.

I hope your November was filled with good things, and that your December is especially merry. If nothing else, I have a feeling it's gonna be crafty!