Gift Bookplates

Make some gift bookplates for your next gathering and gift giving celebration. When you make your printable notecard stationary, try making some printable book labels too and consider making your bookplates with a theme on them.

Let's say your friend enjoys the Southwest theme. Make some personalized bookplates like the southwest bookplates - "Bloomin Cactus gift bookplates" or maybe the "Cactus gift bookplates" to go along with your notecards.

You can use the extra labels for your children's homework journals like this gift bookplate labeled Flowering Cactus gift bookplates:

Bookplate stickers are fun to make and book plate labels can be used for gifts, for casual labeling of your family's texts or perhaps used for labeling "This Book Belongs To" labels.

If you enjoy gardening in the southwest, or any part of the country, use personalized bookplates to label your kids gardening books, as well as books on water gardens and gardening projects with kids.

Have fun making fun bookplates and kids book labels everyday!

Kim Hummert

Everybody loves ducks and chicks, cute little chicks as they waddle after their Mommy. How about sending your printable greeting cards with these cute address labels on them that will travel with your personalized notecards or greeting cards.

Springtime is the time to use an address label that has the image of trees budding, flowers blooming and birds chirping on all of your printable greeting cards sent by your entire family!

Greeting cards for children can be humorous and fun. Children can color the cards on the inside and write a message. Enjoy making greeting cards for kids.

You can make some fun printable bookplates by using an image of an activity that a friend enjoys and placing it on a set of gift book labels and affixing the ex libris on the inside or backside cover of a book you are giving. They'll enjoy looking on the bookplate and reflecting on the moment and thought of your gift.

Do you enjoy cooking? How about some Fun Book Labels for your cookbooks? You could place your name on the bookplate or book label, or indicate the pages of the cookbook you enjoy most.

If you know of a breast cancer survivor, consider making breast cancer bookplates with a special note on them and give the book as a personalized gift to a friend. Consider using the pink ribbon as a colorful image on the bookplate alongside your message.

Do you have a set of books to be donated to a local charity or group organization? Place some donated by book plates on the inside front cover of your books with your name and the date given on them!

Are you planning any kids gardening projects this year? Consider making some personalized return address labels and send some preserved flowers from your garden inside a personalized notecard with some gardening address labels on the outside to some you know who needs some cheering!

Ready for the holidays? How about using some holiday address labels for your personalized greeting cards. Whether you plan on using Thanksgiving address labels or Christmas address labels, there are many ways you can make address lables and use them on your personalized stationary and thank you cards.