Una hoja de seis etiquetas de regalo navideñas encabezada por "Emma", con Liam, Noah, Olivia, Ava y Lucas en las demás, en estilo de cuento de dibujos animados. Cada etiqueta crema tiene un nombre rojo en negrita, el texto verde "From: Santa", un elfo de dibujos animados con gorro verde y un bastón de caramelo con lazo verde, en una cuadrícula de 2×3. Cambia los nombres y la línea del remitente para crear etiquetas para tus regalos.

Create a finished, print-ready Christmas gift-tag sheet on a vertical 3:4 canvas. Show exactly six separate, matching hang tags in a precise 2-column by 3-row grid, fully on the page with even, generous white gutters for easy hand cutting. Each tag is a simple rounded rectangle with subtly clipped top corners, a thin festive border, and one small centered punch-hole mark at the top, clear of all text. Keep the surrounding sheet warm white and mostly unprinted; use pale cream tag faces so home printing stays light. Each tag has one child’s name as the largest, clearest text, with the exact smaller line “From: Santa” beneath it. Render these six pairings, once each, in reading order, left to right and top to bottom: “Emma” / “From: Santa”; “Liam” / “From: Santa”; “Noah” / “From: Santa”; “Olivia” / “From: Santa”; “Ava” / “From: Santa”; “Lucas” / “From: Santa”. Preserve capitalization, spelling, and punctuation exactly. Do not add any other words, labels, numbers, or lettering. Keep all text comfortably inside each tag, away from its cut edge and punch hole; size it to remain legible when printed at home. Use a bright, cheerful storybook stationery look: crisp, hand-painted flat-color shapes with lightly visible paper grain, clean printed edges, and restrained soft shadows. Use a consistent palette of cherry red, leafy green, candy-cane cream, sunny yellow, and small touches of sky blue. Set the names in sturdy, friendly, softly rounded bold display lettering, with open counters and even spacing; set “From: Santa” in a smaller, highly legible rounded sans serif. Keep letterforms flat, clean, and high contrast, not made of candy or icing. Give every tag its own small festive illustration: a charming little elf and a striped candy cane, varied slightly in pose but consistent in scale and style. Keep these motifs near the lower corners, clear of the name and sender line. Make each tag feel like part of one coordinated set, with tiny simple accents only; no other Christmas motifs. Flat, even, bright light; no busy scene, no props, no heavy textures, no ink-heavy background, no cropping, no overlap, no extra tags.