There is almost nothing quite so timeless as a snow globe during the holiday season (Check out my DIY Recycled Snow Globe if you agree!) That’s why I love this miniature snow globe ornament craft so much. With so many different types of paper and glitter on the market, these ornaments are easy to customize and enjoy (I’ve also got an Easy Marble Christmas Ornament tutorial too!)

Perfect if you’re making these for your tree or others!

Ways to Use a Mini Snow Globe Ornament

• Add it to a Christmas tree
• Package it with other gifts as a decoration
• Make one for each family member or friend
• Attach it to the top of a gift bag (or even better, a Holiday Wine Gift Bag!)
• Add in any other small trinkets you’d like!
• Use it to celebrate a new home
• Customize the look of the house
• Add a gift card to a home store

Supplies needed to make your snow globe ornament craft:

• Fillable Christmas Ornaments
• 3″ White STYROFOAM Balls
• Mini House Die Cut (similar options: Momenta Mini Houses & Sizzix Paper Village)
• Die Cutting Machine
• Glitter Cardstock
• Mini Sisal Tree
• Crystal Craft Glitter
• Baker’s Twine
• Grosgrain Ribbon
• Dual Temp Glue Gun

Use the die-cutting machine to cut the small house shape out of glitter paper. The paper is a bit thicker than usual, so I usually run it through twice. Use a weeding tool or any other pointed object to punch out the windows and door.

I tried multiple ways to assemble the little house, and a hot glue gun was the easiest by far! Just apply a bit of glue to one flap at a time (starting with walls) and press together until secure. I chose to attach an entire flat roof instead of the included shingle die cut. I just cut a rectangular piece out of silver paper and attached it to the glue gun. If you do not have a house die-cut, then a tiny house figurine or a simple paper cut house shape will work fine too.

Now that you’ve assembled the house let’s get started on the ornament section! Use a flat ruler or cutting machine scraper to slice the bottom 1/3 of the styrofoam ball. Apply hot glue to the lower back section and press in place on the ornament half. Make sure your hot glue gun is on the low setting, or you’ll melt the styrofoam ball too much.

Apply glue to the bottom of both the glittered house and mini tree and stick in place at the center of the styrofoam ball.

Pour an ample amount of glitter into the ornament. Apply glue to the other half of the styrofoam ball and close both sides of the ornament together. Hold in place long enough for the adhesive to harden completely.

Attach string and bow to the top of the ornament.

This mini snow globe ornament makes a great addition to your Christmas tree and can package it up with other small gifts. With just a few basic craft supplies, you can accomplish this project within an hour. I hope you have fun making one!

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Mini Snow Globe Ornament

Making this Mini Snow Globe Ornament is both easy and fun!

Total Time 30 minutes

Servings 1 ornament

Author Vanessa Brady

Cost $2.00

Ingredients

• 1 3" Fillable Christmas Ornaments
• 1 3" White STYROFOAM Balls
• 1 Mini House Die Cut
• 1 Die Cutting Machine
• 1 Glitter Cardstock
• 1 Mini Sisal Tree
• 1 Crystal Craft Glitter
• 1 Dual Temp Glue Gun
• 1 Baker’s Twine

Instructions

• Use the die-cutting machine to cut the small house shape out of glitter paper. The paper is a bit thicker than usual, so I usually run it through twice. Use a weeding tool or any other pointed object to punch out the windows and door.
• Just apply a bit of glue to one flap at a time (starting with walls) and press together until secure. I chose to attach an entire flat roof instead of the included shingle die cut. I just cut a rectangular piece out of silver paper and attached it to the glue gun. 
• Use a flat ruler or cutting machine scraper to slice the bottom 1/3 of the styrofoam ball. Apply hot glue to the lower back section and press in place on the ornament half. Make sure your hot glue gun is on the low setting, or you’ll melt the styrofoam ball too much.
• Apply glue to the bottom of both the glittered house and mini tree and stick in place at the center of the styrofoam ball.
• Pour an ample amount of glitter into the ornament. Apply glue to the other half of the styrofoam ball and close both sides of the ornament together. Hold in place long enough for the adhesive to harden completely.
• Attach string and bow to the top of the ornament.

Did you ever get a letter from Santa when you were a kid? It was always so exciting to find a thank you note next to the empty plate of cookies we had left out the night before!

Now you can recreate the magic of a letter from Santa with his official letterhead!

Benefits of A Letter from Santa

There are a number of ways that you can use this free printable to help get your children in the holiday spirit. You could write them a quick message in November asking for a gift wish list. Or maybe Santa will write to thank them for being so kindhearted and good? Of course, as I mentioned above, you could use the letter on Christmas Eve. What kid wouldn’t love to wake up to a personal note from the big guy?

This letter from Santa will become a family tradition for years to come!

Tips

• Looking for a great printer? I love my Epson XP-8600!
• make sure to build the excitement by talking about how excited you were when you’d get letters from Santa as a kid.
• use pretty parchment paper to really make it look authentic. I love the look of this one!
• if you’re into wax seals, adding an Official Santa Claus Seal to an envelope would look amazing.
• These embossed foil stickers would also do the job!

How To Download the Letter From Santa Free

Want to print this Letter From Santa Free Printable? It’s super easy if you’re already a member of our Tried & True Creative Library. Just enter the password you received in an email and look for the image in the Printables section. Once you click on the image, a new window will open that you can either download or print directly from.

Not a member yet? No problem! Enter your info below and we’ll get that password out to you immediately!

More great Santa-themed free printables

I’ve partnered with so great bloggers to bring you even more Santa-themed free printables. Click on the links below and you’ll be taken directly to their sites.

• Santa’s Beard Countdown – Brooklyn Berry Designs
• Santa’s Elves Activity Bundle – Hello Creative Family
• Santa’s Nice List Certificate – Happiness is Homemade
• Santa’s Workshop Word Search – Crafting in the Rain
• Santa Gift Tags – The Country Chic Cottage
• Santa’s Reindeer Food Tags & Recipe – Everyday Party Magazine
• Printable Santa Ornaments – Kara Creates
• Santa and Christmas Gnomes Coloring Page – 100 Directions
• Santa Stop Here Door Hanger – Hey, Let’s Make Stuff
• Santa Mad Libs – Mad In Crafts
• Santa i-Spy – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• Santa Cootie Catcher Joke Teller – Persia Lou
• Santa Claus Letterhead – Tried & True Creative
• Santa Coloring Page – Creatively Beth

I hope this Letter From Santa Free Printable helps create a feeling of magic in your house this holiday season and for many more to come!

There’s just something I love about festive and fun wrapping paper. It always creates a sense of joyful anticipation that always warms my heart!

I designed a set of free printable Christmas Wrapping Paper that can be printed out with a standard printer or sent to a professional printer to be printed on a larger scale.

Free Printable Gift Tags

Turning these files into gift tags is super easy with a little help from OnlineLabels.com! I’ve created a sample tag with the ornament design that can be found if you click on the link below.

If you want a different background design, just click on “Customize More” and you’ll be able to upload a new image. You can even customize the font and wording if you want!

Click HERE to customize your own Modern Christmas gift tags!

Free Printable Wrapping Paper

As I mentioned above, making the wrapping paper might be as easy as printing it out with your home printer. This option works best if you’ve got a small gift to wrap or planning on using a large craft punch to make gift tags.

Look into blueprint printing options at OfficeDepot if you’re wanting to print larger versions.

Hope you enjoy using this Modern Free Printable Christmas Wrapping Paper. There are so many ways you could customize these files to add some Christmas cheer. I’d love to see how you use them so make sure to tag me on social media!

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If you’re looking for a super cute little gift your kids can make for their classmates, these Hot Chocolate Stirrers are seriously the best! They’re so easy to make that even the youngest of children can help. Then all you have to do is add the free “Stay Warm” gift tags and you’re good to go!

Make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of this post to check out more awesome winter-themed free printables!

Making The Hot Chocolate Stirrers

You won’t believe how easy it is to make these hot chocolate stirrers! All you need is white melting chocolates, orange melting chocolates, a plastic spoon, and a food-safe marker.

To begin, use a sharp knife to carefully cut carrot-shaped pieces from the orange melting chocolates. Next, melt the white melting chocolates either in a microwave or double boiler. Dip the spoon in the white melting chocolates and set down on a level surface. Add “carrot” piece to the center of spoon and allow to harden.

Once the chocolate is hard, use the food-safe marker to make the round eyes and mouth pieces. Another option would be to cut these pieces out of black or brown melting chocolates if you can find them!

Free “Stay Warm” Gift Tags

Once the spoons have hardened completely and the ink is dry, you can package them in pretzel stick bags and tie it off with a free “Stay Warm” gift tag.

If you don’t want to make the stirrers but you like the gift tags, I’ve got you covered too! There are three different sizes that would work perfectly attached to a throw, a pair of socks, or even a cup of hot coffee.

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Hope you enjoy making these stirrers and/or using these “Stay Warm” free gift tags! I’ve partnered with some of my favorite bloggers to share tons of amazing winter-themed free printables.

• Brooklyn Berry Designs – Paper Snowflake Templates
• Hello Creative Family – Winter Friends Activity Placemat
• Happiness is Homemade – Winter Word Search
• Crafting in the Rain – Winter Word Scramble
• The Country Chic Cottage – Let it Snow Art
• Everyday Party Magazine – Winter Activity Sheet
• Happy Go Lucky – Winter Sudoku
• 100 Directions – Snowman Coloring Page
• Hey, Let’s Make Stuff – Winter Scavenger Hunt
• SeeLindsay – Oh Christmas Tree Print
• That’s What Che Said – Winter I-Spy
• Artsy-Fartsy Mama – Winter Coloring Bookmarks
• Pineapple Paper Co. – Snowflake Coloring Sheet
• Fun for Little Ones – Roll a Snowman Game
• Liz on Call – Winter Wonderland Wreath Print
• Printable Crush – Winter Floral Coloring Sheet
• Tried & True Creative – “Stay Warm” Gift Tags
• Mad In Crafts – Winter Bingo

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Finding the perfect holiday gift is difficult…especially this year when people are home more than ever! We use to default to gifting experiences (zoo memberships, performance tickets, etc) but that’s not really an option this year.

This crazy year has got me thinking…Why not gift the experience of creativity this year with the perfect little machine, the Cricut Joy!

Keep reading to find out who would love a Cricut Joy, why they would love it, and what other accessories could be combined for the perfect gift!

Who would love a Cricut Joy?

The short answer? Anyone!

But let’s go into more detail on why the Cricut Joy is such a versatile gift for practically anyone on your list.

In case you’re not familiar with the great little cutting machine. The Cricut Joy is the smallest of the Cricut line of digital cutting machines. It’s about 8″ wide and weighs less than 4 lbs. but don’t let its size fool you. There’s plenty of power behind this machine!

The Cricut Joy would be perfect for:

• teachers
• business professionals
• homemakers
• older adults
• parents
• students
• small business owners
• homeschoolers
• crafters
• child care providers
• restaurant owners
• hobbyist
• auto enthusiasts

and the list goes on and on!

Why will they love a Cricut Joy?

There are so many projects that can be done on a Cricut Joy that the options are almost limitless. Here are some of my favorite projects that can be made on the Joy and what gift recipient might appreciate it.

1. Vinyl Cutting – This is probably the most obvious of functions. The Cricut Joy can cut individual shapes up to 4′ long and repeated cuts up to 20′ long. This is more than enough space for the majority of my vinyl projects. Perfect for crafters, small business owners, hobbyists, and practically anyone that wants to add vinyl to a variety of surfaces.
2. Card Making – One of my favorite functions is the super quick and easy card making option. All you need is a Cricut Joy Card Mat and one of the Cricut Insert Card packs and you can make a beautiful greeting card in minutes. Perfect for homemakers, older adults, parents, and anyone that uses greeting cards often.
3. Label Maker – You can use the Cricut Joy app to make a wide variety of customizable labels, adding “Label Maker” to the long list of projects the Cricut Joy can complete. Perfect for teachers, business professionals, students, and anyone that values organization.

The perfect accessories for a gift!

If you really want to knock it out of the ballpark with a gift this year, consider adding a few extra Cricut materials and accessories! You’ll find a few different bundle ideas below based off of interests. Whether you buy one accessory or everything in the bundle, I promise they’ll love it!

Beginner Starter Bundle:

• Cricut Joy StandardGrip Mat
• Starter Tool Set
• Cricut Joy Transfer Tape
• Tote
• Cricut Joy Smart Vinyl – Permanent
• Cricut Joy Smart Iron-On

Card Making Bundle

• Cricut Joy Card Mat
• Cricut Joy Insert Cards, Princess Sampler
• Insert Cards, New Romantic Sampler
• Starter Tool Set
• Cricut Joy Fine Point Pens
• Cricut Joy Gel Pens, 1.0 mm

Organization Bundle

• Cricut Joy Smart Label Writable Paper
• Cricut Joy Smart Label Writable Vinyl
• Fine Point Pens, 0.4 mm
• Cricut Joy Extra Fine Point Pens, 0.3 mm

Don’t forget that an EasyPress is also a great companion to the Cricut Joy. Perfect for any projects that involve Cricut Joy Smart Iron-On or Infusible Ink!

I hope you found this article on why the Cricut Joy is the best holiday gift helpful! It may seem overwhelming to buy someone a machine that you may or may not have experience with but I promise you they’ll love getting this machine.

Feel free to comment below, email me, or contact me on social media if you have any other questions! Happy Holidays!

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Gifts for neighbors or family friends can be difficult some times. You want to give them something that won’t go to waste but want to make it still meaningful and heartfelt. For the last few years, we’ve always defaulted to something edible.

This year we’re upping the ante with something edible in a container that can be used over and over again. I just love how easy it is to customize gifts with my Cricut Joy!

Let’s get the holiday craft season started!

Watch the video tutorial

Assembling the Jar

Putting together this Gingerbread Cookies In A Jar Holiday Gift is super easy and can be completed 100% on the Cricut Joy. There are three main elements to this gift: the jar, the gift tag, and the greeting card. You can choose whether to include one, two, or all three elements.

To make the reusable cookie jar, you can either use a 1 quart (32 oz) wide mouth mason jar or a glass container like I found at Target. I really liked how it had a blank space perfect for customizing with the minimal “cookie” definition file. I adjusted the file slightly to fit within the glass space.

Since our neighbors have five kids, I actually doubled the recipe and put it in a 2 qt jar. Don’t forget to adjust the recipe card if you decide to do the same!

You can find all the Design Space files I used HERE!

Using Cricut Smart Vinyl in my Joy meant that I didn’t have to take up more time with a mat.I just inserted the vinyl and the machine was cutting seconds later!

HINT: Take your time when weeding letters this small. It’s easy to lose a period or tittle (the dot in the letter “i”)!

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Gingerbread Cookies in a Jar Holiday Gift

A great gift for a neighbor or family friends! All they have to do is add a few more ingredients and follow the instructions to make delicious cookies.

Total Time 15 minutes

Servings 1 Jar (makes 18 cookies)

Author Vanessa Brady

Cost $10

Ingredients

• 2 cups all purpose flour
• 1 tsp baking powder
• 1 tsp baking soda
• 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
• 1 tsp ground allspice
• 1 tsp ground cinnamon
• 1 tsp ground cloves
• 2 tsp ground ginger
• 1 cup brown sugar (packed)

Instructions

• In a medium bowl, mix 2 cups of flour with baking powder and baking soda. Set aside.
• In a separate medium bowl, mix 1 ½ cups of flour with spices. Set aside.
• Begin assembling jar by layering the first flour mixture at the bottom. Use a spatula or large spoon to firmly press. Add the brown sugar as the next layer. Firmly press again. Lastly, layer the second flour mixture and press one more time.
• Add the following directions to a gift tag: Gingerbread Cookies 1. Empty contents of jar into a large mixing bowl and stir together. 2. Mix in 1/2 cup softened butter or margarine, 3/4 cup molasses, and 1 slightly beaten egg. Cover, and refrigerate for 1 hour. 3. Preheat oven to 350° F (175° C). 4. Roll dough to 1/4 inch thick on a lightly floured surface. Cut into shapes with a cookie cutter. Place cookies on a lightly greased cookie sheet about 2 inches apart. 5. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes in preheated oven. 6. Decorate and enjoy!

Making the Recipe Card

Of course, I just had to make a cute instruction card to go along with this Gingerbread Cookies In A Jar Holiday Gift, right? To make it easier, I used shapes and fonts that were included in my Cricut Access plan.

I used the Cricut Joy to write the instructions on white cardstock and then swapped out the Cricut Joy fine point pen for the knife tool and cut out the tag shape. The Writable Kraft Paper made the perfect gingerbread man border.

You can find all the Design Space files I used HERE!

Last Minute Holiday Greeting Card

I am the absolute worst at remembering the card when gifting so the Cricut Joy Insert Card option is my favorite thing about this little machine. Lucky for me, they had a sweet card design that coordinates with the gift’s cookie theme!

You may notice that I’m using the same kraft paper for the insert card background. I just applied it to one of the cards included in the set and voila! Perfectly matched!

The Perfectly Sweet Gift

Hope this project comes in handy this year for all your gifting needs! Even if they absolutely hate gingerbread cookies, they can still enjoy the cookie jar. Let me know if you make one on social media. Would love to see your creation!

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I just love vintage pennant flags. What’s not to love about the classic color combinations and fonts from a bygone era?! I thought it would be fun to make a Christmas version that can be used for years to come.

Assembling the flag

This project is super easy and only takes about three steps to complete. First off, you’re going to need to assemble the supplies. I used just basic craft felt, Beacon Fabri-Tac, and a sheet of Iron-On Transfer Paper for Dark Fabrics from OnlineLabels.com.

You can either download the “Believe” SVG file below or print out the PDF version from the OnlineLabels.com template library. Use the SVG file if you’re planning on using a digital cutting machine to cut the wording (Cricut is my favorite!)

Use the PDF file if you want to print and cut out the “Believe” wording by hand. By the way, don’t worry if the lettering isn’t perfect. Vintage pennant flags never were!

HINT: Don’t forget that you don’t have to mirror the image when cutting from Iron-On Transfer Paper for DARK fabrics.

Find the Free “Believe” Christmas Felt Pennant Flag PDF HERE!

Once you have the wording cut from the transfer paper, remove the backing and carefully place on a cut pennant flag. Cover flag with a protective fabric piece and apply heat with iron.

You can find full instructions for using the Iron-On Transfer Paper HERE!

With the wording in place, cut a 2.75″ x 9″ strip of coordinating felt and glue to the side with Fabri-Tac. Cut two 7″ x .75″ pieces, fold in half, and adhere to back of pennant flag with glue.

Enjoy the Christmas Felt Pennant Flag

Hope you enjoy making your own Christmas Felt Pennant Flag! There are really so many different ways to customize this project to make it completely your own.

Don’t forget to tag me on social media so I can see your awesome creation!

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I wish I had Willy Wonka’s Smell-O-Vision right now because these Homemade Mulling Spices smell amazing! Seriously. They smell like what the holidays feel like: warm, comforting, and oh-so-delicious.

If you’re looking for a great gift to give co-workers, neighbors, or friends, look no further! When paired with a bottle of red wine or apple cider, these spices make the perfect holiday gift.

Yay for Mulled Wine!

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Homemade Mulling Spices

Combine these aromatic ingredients for the perfect holiday gift!

Course Drinks

Cuisine American

Keyword Christmas, gift, wine

Total Time 5 minutes

Servings 1 cup

Author Vanessa Brady

Cost $5

Ingredients

• 2 tbsp cloves whole
• 4 star anise whole
• 4 tbsp dried orange peel
• 4 cinnamon sticks
• 1 tbsp peppercorn whole
• 4 tbsp allspice berries whole
• 2 tbsp crystalized ginger
• ½ cup brown sugar

Instructions

• Gather your ingredients. Keep in mind that you don't have to add all of the ingredients I listed above. Use whatever you have or can easily find.
  
• Combine all the ingredients in a bowl. If you're planning on storing the spices in small bags, you may have to crush the ingredients a bit to get the cinnamon and dried oranges to fit.
  
• If you want to make the "tea bag" version, fold a coffee strainer in a tea bag shape and fill each side with spices. You can see how to fold the tea bag HERE.
  
• Add the front and back labels to the spice bag and place on wine or cider bottle.
  
• If you're planning on making your own labels, add the following directions for use: Combine the wine and spices in a sauce pan and simmer for 25 minutes (do not boil). Serve warm and enjoy!
  

Homemade Mulling Spices Gift Tags

I partnered with OnlineLabels.com to create super easy gift tags to make giving this gift even easier! I used two of their Wine Bottle Tags to sandwich a bag of spices in between. Follow the link below to print out your own Mulling Spices Gift Tags that can even be customized!

Download the Mulling Spices Gift Tags HERE!

Hope you enjoy making and gifting this Homemade Mulling Spices Holiday Gift! Don’t forget to make yourself a batch if you do make it though. Once you smell how amazing all the ingredients are together, you’re definitely going to want some!

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One of my kid’s classmates gives little ornaments to the entire class every year. I’ve always thought it was such a cute tradition. We’ve got a handful of little ornaments that always remind us of friendship hanging on our tree!

I think these Friendship Light Ornaments would be the perfect little gift for your kids’ classmates and friends!

I’ve got two different ways to make these ornaments. Both are super easy to make so it all just depends on which look you like better and/or which one you have supplies on hand for.

Let’s get started!

Colorful Friendship Ornament Tag

I used a battery-powered lightbulb earring from Dollar Tree that I added string and the tag to. The whole project cost less than $1.00 and only took about 3 minutes to assemble.

If you’re interested in making a large amount of these as gifts, I highly suggest using these perforated tag labels. They come 12 to a page and since they’re already perfectly perforated, you don’t even need scissors!

Simple & Elegant Friendship Light Ornament

If you’re looking for a gift tag that is a bit more elegant, I’ve got another design that’s perfect for you! The tag has the exact same poem but the design is a bit more suited for adults.

I made this pretty glittered ornament by just squeezing a bit of spray adhesive into a clear ornament and pouring in a good amount of glitter. So easy to make and dries fairly fast!

I used these clear lightbulb-shaped ornaments from Dollar Tree. They’re inexpensive and super cute!

To add a bit more glam to the “Light of Friendship” printable, I used a laser printer and a Glaminator to make the words and border silver. Totally optional but I love how it really makes the words pop!

I hope you enjoy making these Friendship Light Ornaments for all the friends in your life! Don’t forget to tag me on social media so I can see all your awesome projects.

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I try my best to be more organized with holiday gift bags every year and every year I find myself scrambling at the last minute. That’s why I made this Gingerbread House Gift Box Free Printable. All you have to do is print, assemble, and fill!

There are so many different ways you can use this gift box: fill with healthy snacks for a classroom treat, add candy and a gift card for an office gift, or add stationary and pens for teacher. You could even print multiples of it and create a countdown!

Want more fun gift-themed free printables?!
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Assembling the Gingerbread Gift Box

Before we assemble, let’s talk about paper and printing really fast. Since this gift box has to hold it’s own shape, you’re going to want to print on thick cardstock. I’ve used Springhill White Cardstock for years because it’s nice and thick but won’t clog my printer.

And speaking of printers…

I always get tons of questions on what printer I use. I updated my printer to an Epson Expression Premium XP-6000 and I’ve been really happy with the quality. Regardless of your printer, I highly suggest changing the quality setting to “high” when printing this gift box so you don’t have any lines or streaking.

Once you’ve printed and cut out the Gingerbread House Gift Box Free Printable, use a boning tool and ruler to create folds in paper. You can also use an empty ball point pen or any other blunt object if you don’t have a boning tool!

Now that the gift box is ready to assemble, all you have to do is add some strong double-sided tape to the tabs and fold together. Make sure the tape is really adhesive so that your box doesn’t fall apart!

The Season for Gifting

Now that you’ve assembled the gift box, it’s time to fill it! As I mentioned above, there are so many different ways you could use this box for gifting. Just look at all the adorable toys and candy from Oriental Trading Co. that I was able to fit in mine!

Download the Gingerbread House Gift Box Free Printable

Want more gift free printables?

I’ve partnered with some of my favorite bloggers to bring your tons and tons of gift-themed free printables. Click through the list below to grab them!

• Brooklyn Berry Designs – Gift Card Holder
• Hello Creative Family – Letter to Santa Printable Template
• Happiness is Homemade – Christmas Wine Bottle Gift Tags
• Crafting in the Rain – Scratch Off Coupon
• The Country Chic Cottage – Santa Toothbrush Gift Tag
• Everyday Party Magazine – Don’t Open Until Christmas Tags
• Happy Go Lucky -Handmade with Love / Baked with Love Gift Tags
• 100 Directions – Printable Penguin Gift Tags
• Hey, Let’s Make Stuff – 12 Days of Christmas Gift Tags
• SeeLindsay -Hygge Christmas Gift Tags
• That’s What Che Said – From Santa Gift Tags
• Mad in Crafts – Gift Giving Budget
• Artsy-Fartsy Mama – “Meowy Christmas” Coloring Gift Card Holder
• Pineapple Paper Co. – Printable Gift Wrap
• Fun for Little Ones – Christmas Gift Tag Stickers
• Liz on Call -Printable Gift Box
• Persia Lou -Christmas Tree Gift Box
• Printable Crush – Santa and Mrs. Claus Gift Tags
• Tried & True Creative -Gingerbread House Gift Box

More T&T Holiday Projects

• Gingerbread House Homemade Clay Ornament
• Fun Surprise Gingerbread Vanilla Loaf for the Holidays!
• Easy Santa Letter Holder