The Christmas season is here and with it comes the joy of giving handmade gifts! My free printable Christmas-themed labels are here to make your creations shine!
This year I updated my Christmas labels collection reaching a total of more than 100 labels, perfect for labelling your jars, bottles and gifts. With festive, versatile styles, many of these labels can double as tags for anything!
To meet all your needs, this set includes various sizes, ideal for all types of containers:
- Lotion jars
- Perfume bottles
- Salves
- Body milk containers
- Lip balms
- And much more!
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How to Print and Use These Free Printable Cosmetic Labels
Follow these simple steps to print your labels:
- Download the design in my Secret Area (join my newsletter to get access to it)
- Print the labels on A4 paper. While regular paper works, I recommend using self-adhesive paper for best results.
Attaching Your Labels
- With Self-Adhesive Paper: Cut out the labels and stick them directly onto your containers.
- With Regular Paper: Cut out the labels and glue them onto your containers. For a water-resistant finish, use transparent adhesive sheets over the label.
- For Tags: Print on cardstock, punch a hole and attach with a ribbon. Alternatively, back your printed label with stiff cardstock before punching a hole for added sturdiness.
👉 Check my DIY FREE TOOLS page for even more free labels!