I've created 6 different gift tags for you to print and attach to your St. Patrick's Day treats to add a fun, personal, finishing touch. This isn't traditionally a big gift-giving holiday, but it's a perfect time to give a small gift from your kitchen. Share a little Irish luck with friends, neighbors, co-workers, or at classroom parties.
To use the tags:
- Print these on card stock, punch a hole in the corner and hang them from a ribbon or string.
- Print them on sticker paper and stick them to your gift.
- Attach the tags to toothpicks, bamboo skewers, or floral picks to stick in cupcakes, mugs or bowls of treats, or floral arrangements.
If you don't have a printer or specialty papers, you can have a store with printing services download and print them for you.
To download and print a full sheet of tags, simply click on the image below.
There are 2 of each of these 6 designs on a single sheet. One of the tags has a place to add "TO and FROM". You can also add that on the back of any of the other tags.
Pictured below are some St. Patrick's Day treats in a bag and jar with gift tags. I attached the tag to the jar with double-stick tape; or it could have been printed on sticker paper. The cellophane bags are 5x11. The recipe and instructions for this Green Party Mix are in a separate post.
Click here for Green Popcorn & Pretzel Party Mix post and recipe.
Here is some green colored popcorn in a mug, a small bucket, and a cupcake paper liner. An easy recipe for making colored popcorn is in a separate post.
Click here for Microwave Colored Popcorn post and recipe.
This "Lucky to know YOU" tag is attached to a floral pick and inserted in the mug of green popcorn.
This round tag is taped to a toothpick for easy insertion into the cupcake liner filled with green popcorn. The is fun to stick in real cupcakes, too.
Rainbow mix: Here's a jar filled with a rainbow mix of colored popcorn.
For more gift tags for other occasions, check out my posts:
Homemade gifts are always the best to give and to receive.
Make it a yummy St. Patrick's Day!
