A sheet of six Christmas gift tags headed "Sophie", "Jack", "Amelia", "Henry", "Chloe" and "Leo", in a vintage red-and-cream printed style. Each tag has a bold red serif name above a gingerbread house with a snowy roof, and a small "Love, Grandma & Grandpa" line below. Swap the names and the sign-off to make tags for your own family, and change the house or colours if you like.

Create a complete printable Christmas gift-tag sheet on a 3:4 portrait canvas. Show exactly six separate, matching, portrait hang tags in a precise three-column by two-row grid, with generous even gaps and light cream paper visible between and around them. Keep every tag fully inside the page with safe margins. Each tag is a simple, hand-cut-friendly shape with clipped upper corners, a fine deep-red border, and one small, clear punch-hole mark centered at the top, well clear of the lettering. Use a single cozy vintage look throughout: aged cream cardstock with a subtle fine paper grain, flat printed light, slightly imperfect ink edges and restrained, faded cherry-red and warm cream colors. On each tag, set the recipient name as the largest, clearest text, followed by the exact smaller line “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”. Render only these exact text pairs, one pair per tag, in this order: “Sophie” / “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”; “Jack” / “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”; “Amelia” / “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”; “Henry” / “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”; “Chloe” / “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”; “Leo” / “Love, Grandma & Grandpa”. Use a warm, classic vintage serif with sturdy, high-contrast strokes, gently rounded bracketed serifs, open counters, clear spacing, and legible forms at printed tag size; print the names in deep cherry red and the dedication in a smaller matching serif. Give each tag one small, charming flat-printed gingerbread house illustration below the name and above the dedication: crisp red walls, cream icing lines and roof snow, a tiny chimney and a few simple snowflakes. Keep the motifs consistent but vary the little house silhouettes subtly. The houses are decorative, not dominant; the names remain the hero. Restrained aged-card feel, clean hierarchy, ample writing-free space, no extra words, no extra Christmas motifs, no photorealism, no shadows or objects obscuring the tags, no cropped edges, no text errors. Ensure all six tag pairs are spelled exactly as supplied.