4 Free printable holiday cards and tags hand lettered from me to you! These watercolor look christmas cards and gift tags are the perfect handmade touch to any gift.
‘Tis the season, am I right? I’ve had so much fun creating holiday projects this year (early! while I was planning for baby) that I kind of went overboard… considering I should be crafting up baby onesies and things to entertain my toddlers while I’m trying to sleep. But instead… how about some holiday cards and coordinating tags? I lettered these babies up for the Library Craft night I hosted (which I’m sharing later this week- keep your eyes out!) and after I added them to my store, I thought, ‘What the heck!’ since it’s the holidays- I’d love to give them to my favourite people. If you’re on my e-mail list, you can expect to see these holiday cards and tags coming at you this Thursday with my weekly newsletter!
UPDATE: Miss them? No problem! Subscribe right here and they’ll get delivered to your inbox immediately :) Happy Holidays, friends!
I’ve got all four designs in both cards and tags for you: Merry & Bright; Merry Merry Merry; Joy to the World; O Holy Night. The gift tags print 8 to a page and the Christmas cards print 2 to a page. My favourite is the ‘Merry and Bright’, but really I love them all. Do you recognize that O Holy Night one? It’s the design we worked into our Holiday Card this year with Modify Ink! If you missed that post, you can check it out right here.
Anyways, I’m off to wash itty bitty baby clothing ;)
PS… looking for holiday cards that incorporate a photo? I’ve got this design as a freebie too! Check it out HERE.
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These are SO cute Colleene! You are so talented!
I love them all, but I think the Joy to the World is my favorite.. Thanks for sharing on the #HomeMattersParty . I hope you will join us again in the new year.
Only received an error notice: “Can’t open this file.” Love your artwork. Too bad it’s too old a post and the download no longer works.
Hello! It is up to date, I just double checked the form. You can’t ‘open’ a zip file until it is decompressed. Typically this is done by double clicking but if that’s not working for you, you’ll need to install a program to do that first, then it will be a folder with both the cards and the tags in there for you!