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The Merry Mahj Gift Tags
Forty tags, forty things to say.
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Buy & download →Forty gift tags for the presents that go to people who play, and forty different things to say. All eight Flowers of the Christmas Deck, from the poinsettia to Twelfth Night. All eight reindeer Jokers, each with a Joker joke. Ornaments for the Dots, gingerbread for the Bams, candy canes for the Craks, the winds and the dragons.
Merry Mahj. Deck the racks. Jokers not included. Do not tap it, unwrap it. Pass three to the right, keep this one. Every tag has a line, and To and From on the front, so it is ready to hang the moment it is cut.
Five pages of tags, eight to a page, 2 x 3.25 inches, with cut marks and a hole mark on every one. A sixth page carries the back, cream with a gold rule, for two sided printing. Print at 100% on white or cream cardstock, 65 lb or heavier, cut on the crop marks, punch the hole, tie with ribbon or string.
For the club's gift exchange, for the mahj friend who is impossible to buy for and easy to tag, and for wrapping one of the printable decks from this shop.
What's inside
- Five pages of tags, eight to a page, 2 x 3.25 inches, with cut marks and a hole mark on every one, PDF, US Letter
- Forty designs, one of each, every one with a line, and To and From on every tag
- A page of backs, cream with a gold rule, Merry Mahj, for two sided printing
- A How to Print page
- The same art plays as a tile style at orderofthetile.com from the day after Thanksgiving to Twelfth Night
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