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Ramadan gift tags: Ramadan Kareem, date box, lantern shape

Ramadan gift tags — a sheet of six rectangular tags in a two-by-three grid, each lettered "Ramadan Kareem" with a small crescent, a punch hole and a blank "To" line, bold black outlines on empty shapes, the drawings left to colour in
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Reading 1Ramadan Kareem
Reading 2Date box
Reading 3Lantern shape

Print-and-cut tags for dates, sweets or iftar boxes sent to neighbours during the month. Rectangular tags are lettered Ramadan Kareem with a small crescent, a punch hole and a blank To line. Round tags say A little something for your iftar, over three dates on a leaf. Lantern-shaped tags read Ramadan Mubarak across the body. Type a direction such as dates box and the tag is drawn with it.

  • a box of dates for neighbours
  • an iftar box for colleagues
  • a teacher's gift near the end of the month
  • a sweet box shared with family

Frequently asked questions

How is a rectangular tag attached?
It has a punch hole for string, and the name goes on the blank line.
What are the three tag shapes?
Rectangles lettered Ramadan Kareem, round date-box tags, and lantern-shaped tags lettered Ramadan Mubarak.
Do the greeting and shapes change between styles?
No. The greeting and the shapes stay the same in each style; only the finish changes.
Can I ask for a different greeting?
Yes. Type a direction such as gold stars and the tags are drawn with it. That is a request, not a promised result.

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