holiday gift tags . . .

Here we are in December once again:).
2 feet of snow on the ground - check.
Terrible music in the stores - check.
Winter blues making me buy watermelons in bulk - check.
Holiday gift tags ready for sharing with my blog friends - check!!!

FEEL FREE TO COPY:

• click on the image - it will open in its own window at high resolution(300 dpi)
• copy that to your desktop.
• print as many as you'd like in any size you'd like:)
Happy wrapping and labelling:)!

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