DIY Hampers: Dinner for Two Gift Tags
Food is the way to the heart so get there with these printable hamper gift tags.
If you fancy yourself as a bit of a chef or want to give one of your nearest and dearest a night off in the kitchen then cooking a delicious meal is a personal way to show them that you care. This makes a Dinner for Two DIY Hamper the perfect gift for Valentine's Day or Mother's Day and with our adaptable gift tags, you can show someone how much you love them. There's no better way to get to someone's heart than through their tummy!
You'll Need:
- A printer
- Printer paper
- Scissors
- A hole punch
- Ribbon or string
Step One:
Download the DIY Hampers: Dinner For Two Gift Tags.
Fill your printer with white A4 paper and print out the gift tags. Then cut them out and punch a hole in the top of each tag (where the circle is marked).
Step Two:
Thread a ribbon or piece of string of your choice through the tag and tie it to your gift item or hamper basket.
In our Dinner for Two hamper basket we've got everything you need to set the scene for a romantic dinner with your significant other or for a cosy meal with your family or friends. The heart tea light holder creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere and with the brilliant memo blackboard you can write love notes or encouraging messages to brighten up your loved ones' day—they do say it's the little things that count.
Whatever dining delights you put in your DIY hamper, you can decorate them with our stylish gift tags to put food in their tummy and love in their heart.
Step Three:
Once that's done the only thing left to do is spread messages of love and cook a delicious meal (easier said than done, we know!).
- If you want to use your own words, check out our blank DIY gift tags that you can customise yourself.
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- If you want to see more printable hamper gift tags, check out the rest of our charming collection over here!
