Hi friends, can you believe Christmas is only a few weeks away? It’s crazy how that happens so quickly sometimes isn’t it? These quick and easy Rudolph Gift Tags are so cute, you’re going to want to make a few dozen for gifts, or to put on your tree.
The best part is they’re super easy to make with a few craft supplies I’ve linked below.
You can write the name of the recipient on the back of the tags, or you can just use them as a cute addition to your gift wrapping. Check out the cute video below to see how easy they come together.
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Rudolph Gift Tags – Supply List
- Round Cardboard Ornaments (I found similar ones here)
- 1/2″ Small Red Pompoms
- Googly Eyes
- 1/4″ Red Ribbon
- Twigs for Antlers
- Low Heat Glue Gun
Please forgive the size and quality of a few of these photos. I forgot to take still pictures so I had to grab a few from the video.
You can find the cardboard rounds at Michael’s or any craft store. These came in a pack of 12. But I found similar ones on Amazon.
Grab some twigs to use as antlers like these from our birch tree.
Play around with the placement of the red pompom nose and the googly eyes until you have a look you like. After your glue gun heats up glue each of them in place.
Affix the antlers to the back side of the cardboard, tie on a piece of red ribbon to your desired length and voila you have your first Rudolph Gift Tag!
After you’ve crafted the rest of your Rudolph Gift Tags you’re ready to wrap gifts.
And as promised here’s the cute video I made for this project.
MORE CHRISTMAS CRAFTS
Pom Pom Pillow – Pinecone Swag – Christmas Tassel Ornaments
Don’t these cute Rudolph Gift Tags add something special to that package?
I hope you enjoyed this project and my video. Please share it with your crafting friends and let me know how your Rudolph Gift Tags turn out. I’d love for you to share them with me on my Facebook Page so we can all see how awesome they are.
Merry Christmas!
Soooo cute and festive! I love it!
Thanks Amanda, I’m glad you love them too!
Very cute!!! Thank you for sharing at Merry Monday!
Thank you Amanda, and thanks for your great party!
Hi Toni, your gift tags are the cutest! Thanks for visiting “Celebrate the Season”
Thank you Marjan, they’ve been pretty popular which makes me so happy!
Just love the tags and your paper! A grand idea and simple too
Debbie, thanks so much! It’s a cute combination, I love to do a color themed gift wrap each year. Sometimes is the same colors for a few years in a row, the last few have been red and white. Last year I bought a bunch of shatterproof red bulbs after Christmas on huge discount and I love all the red.
Toni, These are adorable tags. I love a quick and easy craft project that adds a lot of impact. Thanks for sharing.
These turned out so cute Toni!! I know 3 little nephews of mine that would LOVE to make these!
Thanks Sam, they were so fun to make. But make sure you use twigs and not birch tree blossoms. Poor Rudolph has lost a few of his “antler parts” LOL
Such a cute idea! Love that it is simple yet it shows you put some thought into make the gift special 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
Sarah Bell
Thanks Sarah, they were so fun to make. They’re on all my packages under my tree already.
These are adorable!! I love simple Christmas crafts. Pinning to my Christmas board.
Yay, I’m so glad you liked them Rachael!
Toni, I love these! They are so cute!! I showed my crafty daughter them and she wants to make them!!
Hi Kellie and thank you. Yay, I’m so glad your daughter likes them too!
These are super cute and super simple. A great combination for all kinds of crafters. Thanks so much for sharing. Susie from The Chelsea Project
I’m so glad you like my little Rudolph’s Susie, they were fun to make and super fast too.
These are so cute!!! And your video is awesome!!!
Thanks Susanne, I am so happy with how that video turned out 🙂
LOVE these!!! I think I am going to have my daughter make these for her teachet gift!!
Thanks Anika, that’s a great idea for a teacher gift. But use twigs or something for the antlers. A few of Rudolph’s birch blossom antlers have fallen off 😀
These little guys are so cute! My husband is always trying to get those eyes at the craft store – now it looks like I have a reason to add them to the basket. =)
Natasha, yes, googly eyes are the best. I’m so glad you like them, thanks for stopping by 🙂
Very cute, and simple enough to do with my Beaver scouts. They like anything with googly eyes.
Claire, yes these would be a great group project. Make sure you tag me in a picture, I can’t wait to see them.