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Label your storage baskets with these cool glazed clay tags. They're reusable if you use a dry-erase marker.

I am guilty of forgetting which kind of flour I'm keeping in my canisters, and the same goes for the contents of any storage container in my house. An easy-to-read label would be the wise way forward. These painted and distressed MDF tags offer a pop of pastel color with some rustic charm, and...

Tie a chalk tag onto each of the goodie jars to label the contents.

Store-bought holiday tags are no comparison to these sweet handmade hearts. I would wrap my presents with kraft paper, bakers twine and these tags for easy but lovely packaging.

Sometimes elegantly wrapped presents are, well, too boring for kids. You can make their presents fun with some kid-friendly labels. Plus, these letterpress tags are sophisticated enough to keep you happy.

You can use these rainbow tags for gifts, price tags for your summer sales or for little notes to leave around the house for those you love.

Rifle Paper Co.'s sweet designs are always a favorite around here, and these tags with their garland design are no exception.

Stamp each guest's name on these jumbo kraft tags and tie them around napkins with ribbon.

This might be my favorite product yet. Add a holiday tag-shaped cookie to the goodie plate you give your friends. The kids would love writing out the family names with icing.

Serve up a little cheer (and label it as such) this holiday season. Recycled vintage wine tags are also a great gift idea.

When your garden starts producing fruits or veggies, package them up and use them for gifting all summer and fall. These darling letterpress gift tags and cards are the perfect accompaniment for a jar full of strawberry jam.

Make it a holi-DIY season with handmade gifts and personalized tags.

Create custom tags for the gifts you've thoughtfully and painstakingly purchased.

I think these bunny baskets would be perfect for a child's first Easter or a young toddler.

The mother load! This kit provides pretty much everything you could need for zhushing up your gifts this year. Just add wrapping paper and you're set to go.

These are luggage tags, I know, but I love using these to label toy bins. So many baskets and bins have handles or cutouts, and these are a great way to label the contents.

This laser-cut wooden chandelier doesn't provide lighting but is more of an art piece. I'd hang it in a small vignette to add a sense of modern whimsy.

I love that these ceramic love tags can be gifted and regifted over and over. Pay the love forward.

A box of treats is always a welcome gift at the holidays. Spruce yours up in a snap by including this gold-foil tag under the bow.

I imagine Paris is pretty magical at any time of year, but I think it must be particularly so around the holidays, with the glow of the Eiffel Tower and a Bûche du Noël in every bakery window. I'd love to bring a bit of that French style to my gifts with some of these Parisian-themed tags.

I want to give these beverage tags as a hostess gift this summer.

I don't believe in making only the aspects of your home that guests will see attractive. Your home is for your own enjoyment too.

A grouping of these vintage copper tool tags would make a nice art piece on the wall.

These painted gift tags aren't just for pretty packages. Why not attach them to some storage baskets to label the contents and help get you organized?

Ginger jar gift tags to adorn your gifts are such an unexpected touch.

I can't wait to tag gifts with these cute wooden gift tags in pink, yellow and fuchsia.