Buffalo Plaid Holiday Gift wrap
How is your Christmas shopping going? With just over one week until the big day, we have turned our attention to beautiful gift wraps and tags. Our buffalo plaid Holiday gift wrap set is as fresh as a fir tree and looks great with striped twines or contrasting ribbons. Our DIY download contains both designs of Holiday gift wrap seen here – the vibrant red and black check and the softer text covered wrap in black text with green foliage and bright red berries. You will also get two designs of gift tags that compliment the wrap perfectly.
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You can print these Holiday gift wraps at home on standard 8×11.5″ paper for smaller packages like jewelry boxes or trinkets. If you would like to print this wrap at 11 x 17″ you can download our PDF, pop it on a USB stick and take it to your local office supply store to be printed there – simple! The great thing about our downloads is that you can print them as many times as you like, meaning that with this one download you could have all your gift wrapping sorted!
If you are as crazy about that black and red plaid pattern as we are, then you might like our Hot Cocoa Bar printables from the same range – delicious! Keep up to date with our daily DIY projects and printables by following us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram – we look forward to seeing you there! ~ Lia ~Lia
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Stephanie Rubio
January 4, 2016 at 10:38am
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Lia
January 7, 2016 at 11:23am
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kim strating
December 29, 2015 at 12:02pm
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Lia
December 29, 2015 at 12:46pm
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Jane E. Jones
December 18, 2015 at 10:17pm
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Jane E. Jones
December 17, 2015 at 11:05am
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Lia
December 18, 2015 at 12:10pm
@Jane E. Jones
Back to the TopHappy New Year!! I love every print you have shared!! Thank you. I am having a problem with the type of paper. I plan on printing them at home..do you have any suggestion on the type of paper that I should use? Thank you in advanced!!
We actually just print our paper on regular 11×17 printer paper and it is always gorgeous!
Love! Used at Christmas and got 100 compliments. Thank you!
Yay!!
thanks so much lia for reminding me about CRICUT videos, knowing you made them gives me confidence will be quite helpful when i can tackle “playing” with my new most favorite craft tool. thx for encouragement with getting my new part working well. have great weekend. can u believe Christmas is next friday, hoping f/white one.
oooooh so wonderful, spectacular, fun. these tags are splendiferous (there is such a word right? and if not just made it one, lol. will love putting these on pkgs/gifts. love colors/patterns on papers as well as tags.
doggone it, have gal coming to help me shower, think this is last time, can shower just fine on my own. the quicker i get back to taking care of my ornery self the better. have lots of hard exercises to get this new shoulder working well,surgeon warned me yesterday. it can really hurt badly but have to get new parts working well a.s.a.p.
wish had one of you to show me how to get best use of my precious new CRICUT.
how wonderful another lucky person will win one, how exciting and what an awesome holiday surprise,good luck. will be so glad when i can handle moving mine around, getting hang of making fun goodies
phys therapist due any minute so better get heater plugged in, bathroom ready. tata
We are all absolutely loving the plaid pattern this winter!! I am glad to hear you are taking care of yourself Jane. It is important to put in the work now so that you will have a smooth recovery! And then you will get to play with your new Cricut 😉 I have a couple of videos on the site that might be helpful for tips on learning how to use the machine! It’s a series of 3 videos, let me know if you aren’t able to find them 🙂