It is time to say thanks for all of those gifts! Here is a round up of some free printable thank you notes
From Evie S
From Real Simple Magazine
Fill-in-the-Blank Thank You Note
From Fisher Price cute notes for your child to color
If only everyone could “bee” so nice!
You make the world a sunnier place!
From Glitz
Martha has some printable Thoughtful Stickers that would be cute on note cards and envelopes
From Snippet & Ink cards designed by Creature Comforts
Photos from this years Breakfast With Santa
I hope your Christmas is merry and your New Year bright!
If you need something really fast this is for you. This is really the cheap way out because I used candy coating instead of white chocolate. I know that stuff is really not healthy or should even be considered edible —but it is tasty!
All you need is one package Almond bark also called vanilla candy coating (24 ounces) and about 8 ounces hard mints (that is about 40 mints, or 1 cup finely ground)
Melt the candy coating in the microwave until it is completely melted, smooth and creamy. Stir often while melting and check package directions for more details.
Unwrap the mints (most time consuming part of this) and place in a blender. Chop mints until they are like a fine saw dust.
Add crushed mints to the melted candy coating. Place about 2 1/2 feet of aluminum foil out on a hard surface. Pour your candy mixture onto the foil and spread out so it is about 1/4″ and less thick.
Once the candy is hard (about 15 minutes) break it into pieces.
I put mine in some clear bags and tied with a bow for some very last minute gifts.
Hope your Holiday is sweet!
Here is a quick craft to keep the kids busy and also knock finding napkin rings off your list! I saw these years ago but don’t remember where. I looked for a template but couldn’t find one so I made one.
Felt Holly Napkin Ring Template
Download the template and print out on cardstock. Trace around the template with a sharpie marker and cut out just inside the black line so it doesn’t show. Cut a slit where indicated on the template.
Glue (hot glue is quickest) 3 pom poms just above the slit.
Slip the opposite end through the back of the slit and you have a pretty napkin ring
Here is a roundup of free printable Christmas gift tags and labels
From Bucklette
Bucklette’s gift tags can be downloaded here. She has four charming sets so make sure you scroll thru her previous posts
I am loving these tags from Papercrave
Papercrave gift tags can be downloaded here
From Mushy
Mushy’s printable labels can be downloaded here
From Sew Mama Sew a collection of tags perfect for you handmade goodies!
Sew Mama Sew gift tags can be downloaded here
Yoonie at Home free fancy gift tags can be downloaded here
more free gift tags from Yoonie at Home can be downloaded here
Inside a Black Apple’s free printable gift labels can be downloaded here
From Lollychops
Lollychops gift tags can be downloaded here
From A Fanciful Twist
Fanciful Twist gift labels can be downloaded here
Gift labels from Delight.com can be downloaded here
From Grand Revival
Grand Revival gift labels can be downloaded here
From Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart gift labels can be downloaded here
From Angry Chicken
Really funny gift labels from Angry Chicken can be downloaded here
Little Window Shoppe gift labels can be downloaded here
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Keep the kids busy with DIY Christmas Tags
