If you’re planning to bake for Christmas and holiday gifts this year, you’ll need packaging to wrap everything up. Holiday baking is an annual tradition, whether for yourself or as gifts for friends, family, and coworkers. Adding a personal touch is simple with our customized labels and gift tags.
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What kind of packaging options are there?
You can find free printable labels in many places, but if you’d like to take things up a notch, you can order labels and packaging with your name and the type of product included. They look more polished than something you print at home, and some of the designs I’ve created also include space for ingredients, which can be important for people with food allergies.
Custom stickers for labels.
Stickers are good for things that are going to be hard to attach a gift tag to. You can stick them to plastic wrap, gift wrap, boxes, or things that are oddly-shaped, so they’re really versatile. I’ve designed stickers that have more or less information on them so you can add the ingredients, the name of the product, and your name if you want to put more or less details on them.
Gift tags.
Gift tags are nice if you want to use the back to write a personal message, or if you want to put information about the product on them. You can also add a general holiday greeting to the back of the tags when you order them so that you don’t have to add a message by hand.
Cookie boxes.
Cookie boxes are good if you want to have a way to protect the baked goods when you move them around. Boxes have a limited capacity, though, so make sure that you’re ordering some that are big enough for what you want to put in them! The boxes that I’ve designed have a place on the side for ingredients, or you can delete the text from the template and write things in by hand if you don’t know what you’ll be putting in the boxes.
Gift bags.
Gift bags are good for things like mini loaves and cookies that you’ve put into baggies. You can do an assortment of treats and put them in the bag with a gift tag that matches. I also have tissue paper that matches this design, so you can add that to complete the look!
Wreath themed Christmas gift tags.
These wreath-themed gift tags
have a space for the type of product you made, your name, and a message. The backs are blank so that you can write a message to the person you’re giving it to. Add them to gift bags or loaf pans that are wrapped with ribbon.
This one has the full wreath image on it but no space for the food name.
These stickers have the name of the product and your name, and you can edit the template to put your info on it.
This is the sticker version of the wreath gift tag above.
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“From the kitchen of” style labels.
This style of stickers and gift tags has a general “From my kitchen” type message that you can edit, and space for the ingredients and product name. I made them with different messages so that you can choose the one that you like best, or you can edit them to put your own message on the bottom.
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This design has a vintage sprig of holly on it with bows in different colors.
See the whole collection here.
Customizing things on Zazzle.
This video shows a walkthrough of editing something on Zazzle and adding your own information:
Christmas cookie exchange party.
If you’re going to be attending, or you’re throwing a Christmas cookie exchange party yourself, I have labels for that. These are stickers, but I have gift boxes and other accessories available. Go here to see the full collection: Christmas cookie exchange party paper goods.
And to read about how to throw a cookie exchange party, click here: Hosting a cookie exchange party
See the whole cookie exchange collection here on Zazzle.
Holly designs.
These hand drawn holly designs come in tags, stickers, boxes, gift bags, and tissue paper that has Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas messages, depending on which one you prefer.
For an article about Irish themed Christmas gifts, click here.
Watercolor mixer design.
If you’re looking for something that’s not holiday-themed, you can get this design with a colored mixer on it. I have it in several colors so that you can choose the ones that you like best. Customize them on Zazzle to add your name, message, and what’s in the package.
Buffalo plaid in different colors.
I’ve designed buffalo plaid in so many colors…These are some of the colors that I have for the gift boxes for the holidays.
These gift boxes are cute for putting a single mini loaf or bags of cookies and other treats. The ingredients can be added to the side of the box.
I like this red plaid version with the same design in the heart on the sticker. You can add the name of what you baked, or delete that from the label and write it in with a sharpie later.
This one has the plaid and the holly from the designs above.
Black and white is a nice choice for the buffalo plaid design, it signals winter more than holidays.
I like the green buffalo plaid, too. It’s a subtle holiday design and this one has a script Merry Christmas message with the holly.
See my food gift tags for everyday gifts here.
Christmas bells gift tags.
The vintage bells on this gift tag are pretty for a Christmas gift, and yu can find it with different colors for the bows in out Zazzle shop.
