Little labels that make a big impression

I may buy great gifts, but I'm severely gift-wrap challenged; my presents usually get hidden toward the back of the pile so that you can't see my incompetence. But, this year, these bold little labels from Turtle Papers will help my gift…

I may buy great gifts, but I'm severely gift-wrap challenged; my presents usually get hidden toward the back of the pile so that you can't see my incompetence.

But, this year, these bold little labels from Turtle Papers will help my gifts look more polished and festive than what I normally put under the tree. I love their crimson-and-turquoise colors and the fact that they can be personalized with our family name so that I can stick them on gifts, cards, plates of cookies and bottles of wine. 

Turtle Papers offers two message options for this season:  "Peace Love Happiness" or "Handmade With Love". Given how deficient I am in the craft gene, there is no question which set of labels I'll be using. -Christina

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