"Merry Christmas" es una hoja imprimible con seis etiquetas de regalo de una cafetería, en estilo vintage sobre papel crema. Cada etiqueta con muescas muestra letras serif oscuras sobre una taza humeante dibujada, un bastón de caramelo y una rama de pino, con líneas Para y De abajo. Cambia el nombre del negocio, la frase de agradecimiento y las etiquetas Para y De para crear tus propias etiquetas.

Create a print-ready Christmas gift-tag sheet on a warm cream paper background, portrait 3:4. Show exactly six identical, matching hang tags in a precise two-column by three-row grid, evenly spaced, fully inside generous page margins, with clean gaps for hand cutting. Each tag is a broad, softly rounded rectangle with clipped upper shoulders and a small centered punch hole at the top, clear of all lettering. Keep every tag’s text and artwork within its safe area. Use light, economical ink coverage suitable for home printing. On every tag, reproduce only these words, exactly, with no added text: “Merry Christmas from Maple Street Coffee” as the headline, broken across two lines after “Christmas”; “Thanks for a great year” as the smaller supporting line; then the labels “To” and “From”. Set the headline in a warm, sturdy old-style serif with gently curved, hand-lettered terminals, open counters, and dark cocoa-brown ink. Make “Merry Christmas” the strongest line and “from Maple Street Coffee” smaller but clearly readable. Set the supporting line in a neat, friendly small serif. Keep all type comfortably legible at printed tag size, never below 9 pt. Below the supporting line, draw a small centered illustration of a steaming ceramic coffee mug with one simple red-and-cream candy cane tucked beside it and a tiny evergreen sprig. At the bottom, place “To” and “From” on separate rows, each followed by a long, fine blank handwriting rule spanning most of the tag width. Use a restrained palette of warm cream stock, deep coffee brown lettering and outlines, muted caramel details, and just a small cranberry-red accent on the candy cane. Give the illustration a charming vintage holiday label feel: flat, crisp, lightly textured ink with fine etched hatching, no heavy shadows, no glossy effects, no extra Christmas motifs. Repeat the exact same layout and illustration on all six tags. Ensure accurate, clean lettering and ample space around the punch hole, cut edges, and handwriting lines.