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Christmas Chalkboard Labels {free printable}

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It’s hard to believe that Christmas is quickly approaching. And while I’m not a fan of decorating for the season before Thanksgiving, there’s nothing wrong with getting things ready and organized before the sleigh bells start ringing.

christmas chalkboard label free printableThis year I decided to step up my gift wrapping game by creating some cute chalk board printable labels and of course I’m sharing them with you!

Christmas gift labelsJust print on 8.5 x 11 inch cardstock and trim.
You can write the “to” and “from” on the back of the labels.

*To save black ink on your printer, send to Kinko’s, Office Max or even Walgreens and have them print it out for you! They’re only black and white copies so should be pretty cheap!

christmas-chalkboard-label-free-printable
Then just tie or clip onto the present and you’re done!

And don’t forget to grab my Christmas Subway Art.
Just print and place in an 8×10 inch frame!

christmas subway art free printableAnd my Christmas Bucket List!
HOPE YOU ENJOY!

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  3. Lisa says

    Love the labels! I bet those take a lot of ink, but hey it’s Christmas…not time to be scroogey with the ink. 😉

    • howtonestforless says

      LOL, didn’t think of that! Maybe this is a job for Kinko’s or Office Max!

    • howtonestforless says

      Well the best way to spread Christmas cheer is giving free printables away… or something like that….

  5. Marilyn Kok says

    I thoroughly enjoy & print your free printables
    . You are so talented. Ty for sharing.

  6. ChrisW says

    The chalkboard labels are adorable, Erin: thank you so much! Of course the subway art is lovely as well. Thanks for sharing your creativity with all of us!

  8. Kim says

    I have a question about printing the great items you put on your site. If the background of the item is black like in the chalkboard paper looking gift tags, does that mean the printer will use up a lot of ink to create a black background? Sorry for the “blonde” question but I’m really not tech savvy and I fear if I hit print I’ll empty out my printer ink! (This all assumes you are using white paper!)

    • howtonestforless says

      Yes, that is correct! For this job I would recommend having Kinko’s or Office Max (or something similar) to print. They can do 29¢ per copy… probably even cheaper since it’s only black and white! Have them print $5 worth and you’ll be good for years! 🙂

      • Lena says

        I’m even less tech savvy……..How do I get them to Kinko’s or whoever??? Am I able to download them to a flash drive? Do I save them to my computer 1st???

      • howtonestforless says

        Right click on the image and save it to your desktop. Then you can transfer to a flash drive and take them to Kinko’s. Or you can upload the JPG to Walgreens or Snapfish.com and pick up from your local Walgreens photo center!

  10. Michele says

    * Is there a direct link for these tags? (Say like a link to open them in Word)
    * Thought….if we had a direct link (like a Word file) we could change the settings to print using white ink and print the tags out on black cardstock.

    Love the gift tags…Thanks

  11. Vanessa says

    I tried to print and they print so large some of them get cut off. Tried resizing down to 30% and it still cuts off. 30% is the smallest it will go. Solutions?

    • howtonestforless says

      Are you saving the file to your computer first? Otherwise try changing your print setting to “Fit to Page”. Hope that helps!

    • Katrina says

      Vanessa, Did you try switching your orientation of the paper to print portrait (up and down) or landscape (left to right) I switched my orientation of the paper to print portrait and it printed with nothing cut off. the file must be set up for portrait style.

  12. Vanessa says

    Actually I tried saving to the computer & not save it. Either way printed same result. And it was automatically on fit to page. I really wanted to use these cause they’re so cute!

  14. Jennifer says

    Thanks!! These are awesome for giving with a gift or just giving a bundle with bakers twine for them to give on their gifts.

  15. Kate says

    Thank you SO much for the free printables, perfect for cheering up a colleague by decorating the office 🙂

  16. Anita Carol Gambrell says

    These are adorable, thank you!

  18. Shell says

    Thanks, Amanda! These are prefect! So excited to print them and start wrapping. Now just gotta the gifts! ????

  19. Tami Burress says

    love it all!!!!

  20. Starshine says

    These are so cute! Thank you for sharing.
    I am thinking of putting these on Christmas cards. How small are the lables, please?
    Again, thanks for sharing.

  21. Starshine says

    They worked out nicely and were fun to put together. Some of the cards might be late, but better late than never.
    Thanks so much for sharing.

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