"Gingerbread Cookies" is a sheet of six printable gift tags with a homemade holiday-baking style. Each octagonal tag has golden-brown iced cookie lettering, a red outline with a punch hole, a smiling gingerbread man, a rolling pin and blank To/From lines on cream paper. Change the baker's name, the headline and the To and From lines to make tags for your own bakes.

Create a printable 3:4 portrait sheet with exactly six matching, cut-out Christmas gift tags, arranged in a precise two-column by three-row grid. Show the entire cream cardstock sheet with even outer margins and generous, equal light-paper gutters between tags. Each tag is a wide horizontal classic hang-tag shape with softly clipped corners, a fine cranberry-red cut border, and one small centered punch-hole mark at its top, clear of all lettering. Keep every tag fully on the sheet. No other objects or background clutter. Repeat this exact text on every tag, with no extra words and exact spelling and capitalization: headline “Gingerbread Cookies”; supporting line “Baked with love by Grandma June”; then “To:” and “From:” with long, blank handwriting lines beside each label. Set the headline prominently and legibly in warm gingerbread-cookie lettering: chunky rounded baked-dough forms, toasted golden-brown edges, subtle sugar sheen, neat white royal-icing piping and tiny dots, with restrained cranberry-red details. Set the supporting line smaller but clearly readable in a friendly, clean cranberry-red serif. Set “To:” and “From:” in crisp, simple red lettering; leave generous room on their long rules for handwritten names. Keep all lettering comfortably inside each tag and clear of the punch hole. Inside the lower-left area of each tag, draw only a small rolling pin and a single smiling gingerbread man as a coordinated hand-inked motif, with warm gingerbread-brown fill, cream icing details, and a tiny cranberry-red accent. Keep the motif secondary to the words and clear of the writing lines. Use warm cream cardstock with a fine natural paper grain, cranberry-red outlines and rules, and toasted-cookie brown only for the lettering and small motif. Soft, warm, even stationery light; subtle shadows beneath the tag edges; flat printed illustration rather than a photographic scene. Preserve large areas of unprinted cream paper for easy home printing. The result should feel homemade, cozy, tidy, and easy to cut out. No extra Christmas motifs, no additional lettering, no filled-in recipient names, and no tiny text.