Free Holiday Gift Certificates

Short on cash this holiday season? Or maybe you just want to give a gift that’s a little more personal? Try these free gift certificates for Christmas and Hanukkah, which are free and in effect give the gift of you.

It’s so simple! Here’s how it works:

1. Scroll down to choose one of the five designs. They’re available as PDFs if you want to use them as-is; or as Microsoft Word documents, if you’d like to alter them.

Print the one you like (whether one of the original designs or your modified version) on nice paper. To create a vintage art feel, you can get parchment-look paper. There also are plenty of other nice papers you can choose from that will dress up your finished gift certificate.

2. Think of something you can give to a loved one that would mean a lot, then write that on the gift certificate. Here are some examples:

Offer to baby-sit for a certain number of hours
Offer to keep the kids amused at a friend’s New Year’s Eve party, so the adults can have fun undisturbed
Cook a complete dinner, from soup to nuts
Drive the kids to school for a week
Offer to house-sit for a friend who travels a lot
Walk the dogs for a week

Be creative! You probably know what your friends and family need and want. Just imagine how happy the recipients will be when they that see you understand that and are willing to give of yourself to help them.

3. Use a large decorative envelope to protect and present your certificate, or put the certificate into a flat box and wrap it, for an even more elegant effect.

Download holiday gift certificates here

PDFs

Note: You need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software to open the PDFs. To download it, go to this page.

Word documents

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2 Comments

Vickie Bast on December 29, 2013 at 4:11 pm

Thank you for the free Christmas gift certificates. I’m so glad I found you pinned to someone’s Pinterest board. I will, of course, pin you on Pinterest and like you on Facebook.

Happy Holidays!
Holiday Crafts on January 2, 2014 at 2:28 am

Thanks for your kind words. Happy holidays to you too! Thanks for your kind words.