Gothic Christmas Gift Tags and Wrapping Paper

The tags and papers share one look: gold moths, crescent moons, candles, old keys and black cats on black and deep oxblood. Each tag has a script greeting, thin gold rules and a cream panel to write TO and FROM on.

There are 24 gift tags in three shapes. The eight classic rectangles say things like "Merry Gothmas" and "Joy to the Night", the eight coffin tags carry single words such as Noel and Believe, and the eight scalloped rounds include "Stay Spooky" and "Merry Creepmas". Six bottle tags slip over the neck of a bottle of wine or a homemade jar.

The eight wrapping papers come in four patterns: small moths, crescent moons with scattered stars, an old-style damask and black lace with open flowers. Each prints as a full page in the PDFs. For bigger gifts, the ZIP holds the same papers as 12 x 12 in files that repeat edge to edge without a visible join.

• 8 classic tags, 3.5 x 2 in
• 8 coffin-shaped tags, 1.8 x 3.2 in
• 8 scalloped round tags, 2.4 in across
• 6 bottle tags, 2.3 x 4.6 in
• 8 full-page wrapping papers: moths, moons and damask on black and on oxblood, black lace on oxblood and on gold
• The same 8 papers as repeating 12 x 12 in JPGs at 300 dpi
• A how-to-print guide

Choose Actual size (100%) so the tags come out at the sizes above. Card stock of 200 to 300 gsm makes sturdier tags, and plain paper is fine for the wraps. Most home printers leave a thin white border on the full-page wraps; trim it off, or print the 12 x 12 in files at a print shop. Expect heavy ink use on the dark backgrounds. For many sheets, a copy shop is a good option. Cut the tags on the dashed lines and punch the holes.