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Christmas Eve box labels: lid label, what's inside, small tags
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Printable labels for the Christmas Eve box, the box a child opens on the night before Christmas, filled with pajamas, a book and hot chocolate. The set has a square lid label with a name panel, a label with a checklist of what is inside, and a sheet of nine small tags with a blank centre for a name. Night sky, kraft and red, and cozy plaid give the three finishes. Type a direction and the same labels carry it.
- A box for a child on Christmas Eve
- A yearly family tradition
- A gift box for a grandchild
- A set of tags for several children
Frequently asked questions
- What is on the checklist label?
- The checklist label shows pajamas, a book, hot chocolate, a film and slippers, each with a small picture.
- Where does the child's name go?
- On the lid label, a clear panel marked for holds the name. The centre of each small tag is left blank for one.
- What is the difference between the three finishes?
- Night sky uses navy with a sleeping moon and gold. Kraft and red uses stamped lettering on brown paper with red ink. Cozy plaid uses a red and black buffalo plaid border.
- Can I ask for a different look?
- Yes. Type a direction such as in green and the labels are made in that look. It is a request, not a promised result.
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