Garland Letter Gift Tag
Bird Gift Toppers
Create stunning contrast with bright wrapping paper and black paper birds. Simply download the template and get crafting! You can personalize each messenger bird with the gift recipient’s name as well as who it’s from on the flag the bird is carrying.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built »
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Veneer Wood Gift Tags
These rustic-looking gift tags look way more difficult to make than they actually are. With just a few materials — wood veneer edging, scissors, a hole punch and a gold paint pen — you can craft a personalized gift tag for any occasion, whether it’s a birthday, holiday or wedding.
SHOP WOOD VENEER EDGING
Get the tutorial at Sugar & Cloth »
Printable Gift Tags
Looking for something a bit less craft-intensive? Go for these cute printable gift tags. Although only semi-handmade, they still give off that personalized feel. This blogger recommends using a mini printer that produces peel-and-stick prints for easier crafting.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess »
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Dip-Dyed Gift Tags
These super simple dip-dyed gift tags take less than five minutes, according to the blogger. Mix watercolor paint with water in an old jar or mug, adding in more and more color until it’s concentrated. Dip the ends of the gift tag in and let it dry. Write a name or message to complete the look!
SHOP WATERCOLOR PAINTS
Get the tutorial at Paper and Stitch »
Embroidered Tree Gift Tags
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Robot Valentine Gift Tag
As a kid, Valentine’s Day is all about exchanging candy and fun messages at school. With this easy printable gift tag, you can create tons of customizable tags at once for your kids and their classmates. Just print the different designs available on the blogger’s site below and have your kids fill them out.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda »
Photo Tags
Turn your favorite photos into gift tags for friends and family with this simple DIY. Add the ‘To’ and ‘From’ sections to each photo, print them out and stick them on. It’s that easy!
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess »
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Rustic Monogrammed Gift Tag
With wood hearts and letters, you can create rustic monogrammed gift tags to tack onto any present. Drill a small whole into the top of the heart, thread string through and attach it to a bow or the present itself.
SHOP WOOD HEARTS
Get the tutorial at Crafty Chica »
Wood Burned Gift Tag
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Valentine’s Day Treat Gift Tags
3D Letter Gift Tag
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Accordion Gift Tag
Stamped Easter Gift Tags
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Vintage Christmas Gift Tags
Halloween Gift Tag
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Fruit Slice Gift Tags
These simple yet unique fruit-inspired tags will become your go-to gift topper. Simply cut a circle out of construction paper or cardstock that’s the color of your rind and another smaller one that’s the color of your fruit. Then all you have to do is glue them together and attach a ribbon. You can even write a message inside!
Get the tutorial at DIY Inspired »
Gold Leaf Gift Tags
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Stamped Christmas Gift Tag
These glittery holiday gift tags will add a whole lot of sparkle to any celebration. Using wood gift tags, glitter cardstock and Christmas-themed stamps, you can spread some major holiday cheer. And if you’re looking for a gift tag idea for a different occasion, you can still follow these simple steps with stamps of your choice!
SHOP GLITTER CARDSTOCK
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama »
Wood Wine Gift Tags
Time to wine down? Dress up a housewarming gift with these DIY gift tags. This blogger used a Cricut machine to iron each design onto the wood gift tag. Once you’re done crafting the tag, just tie it around the top of the bottle to display your personalized message.
SHOP WOOD GIFT TAGS
Get the tutorial at Lydi Out Loud »
Laura Millar (she/her) is the assistant editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers home design. Prior to joining Good Housekeeping in 2024, she wrote for NBC’s TODAY.com where she covered everything from entertainment news to product reviews to pop culture updates.
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