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How to Wrap Baked Goods for Christmas Gifts

Wrap your baked goods for Christmas gifts in no time using these budget-friendly supplies and simple tips. Pretty and delicious handmade gifts for all!

How to Wrap Baked Goods for Christmas Gifts Using Simple Supplies

I’ve been busy baking all kinds of Christmas treats for us to enjoy and thought I’d wrap up a few to hand out. Edible gifts are perfect for friends, neighbours, teachers, coworkers, or pretty much anyone else on your list. What’s best, is they’re super easy to put together. You could even use them as favours for your holiday party.

If you haven’t done so already, I’m sure you’re at least thinking about wrapping gifts. Be sure to visit all the other unique and creative gift wrapping ideas from my blogger friends linked at the bottom. We’ve got you covered when it comes to simple Christmas wrapping ideas!

How to Package Up Homemade Cookies for Christmas Gifts in Pretty Tins or Bags

As I was baking these Christmas Linzer cookies earlier this week, I thought they were too beautiful not to share. A few of my friends also eat gluten-free, so I thought I’d package up a few for them to enjoy. In my opinion, an occasional treat during the holidays is a necessity. Agree? 

How to Wrap Baked Goods for Christmas Gifts Using Simple Supplies - Holiday Linzer Cookies

And when cookies are as pretty as these, I don’t want the packaging to fall short. Don’t worry though, it’s so darn simple to throw together once you’ve gathered your materials. I mean, why complicate things when it really isn’t necessary?! 

Okay, let’s get my creative ways to wrap baked goods for Christmas…

How to Package Baked Goods for Gifts

How to Wrap Baked Goods for Christmas - Cookies Packaged Up in White Tins with Pretty Ribbon and Greenery

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Start with the Basics

When it comes to packaging baked goods for Christmas, I like to keep a supply of plain white or metallic tins in varying sizes on hand. White or kraft paper bags (or boxes) work well too. After a quick trip to the dollar store, you should be covered. Or, order supplies online to make it even easier.

Add Pretty Parchment Paper

To keep your cookies, bars or other holiday treats fresh, be sure to line the tin or bag with parchment or waxed paper in layers. This cute gold reindeer print I found is so fun and works as the perfect backdrop to my cookies. Metallics are always a safe bet.

How to Wrap Baked Goods for Christmas - Christmas Linzer Cookies in White Tin with Reindeer Parchment Paper

Tie with String

Once you have your goodies packaged up in tins, bags or boxes, secure with string, ribbon or twine. I did a combination of printed MERRY CHRISTMAS ribbon, as well as baker’s twine.

Embellish with Greenery or Ornaments

Go one step further and add a clipping of real or faux greenery to your package. Believe me, this tiny detail makes a world of difference. I used boxwood from our yard, but you could use whatever is nearby.

As an option, add a tiny ornament or handmade gift topper. Any small-sized holiday decoration will work.

How to Wrap Baked Goods for Christmas Using Tins, Parchment Paper, Ribbon and More

Add a Gift Tag

I tend to print my own Christmas tags using white or natural card stock. I have all kinds of tags on my Printables board if you’re looking for new ideas. Of course, you can use them while wrapping your other gifts too. Black and white is a safe bet.

Include the Recipe

Be sure to add a handwritten or printed version of the recipe(s) for your Christmas baked goods! Or, if you want to save paper, simply forward a link to the recipe online.

Christmas Cookies Packaged in White Tin with Holiday Ribbon, Boxwood and Tag

Supplies for Wrapping Baked Goods

  • tins, bags or boxes
  • parchment or waxed paper
  • ribbon, baker’s twine or string
  • fresh or faux greenery
  • tiny ornaments or holiday embellishments
  • gift tags 

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Linzer Cookies Packaged for Christmas Gifts in Tins and Bags

Be sure to pin these pretty ways to gift-wrap your Christmas baking!

Christmas Cookies Packaged in White Tin with Reindeer Parchment Paper, Red Merry Christmas Ribbon and Boxwood

Did you gift-wrap your Christmas baking using these steps? I’d love for you to share it on social tagging @satoridesignforliving.

More Holiday Gift Wrapping Ideas

Looking for other incredible wrapping ideas for the holidays? Be sure to visit the lovely bloggers listed below. A big thanks to Ashley, Janine and Leslie for hosting this fun hop!

Pink and White Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas

How to Make Flowers from Happy Happy Nester // How To Wrap A Gift from My 100 Year Old Home // Vintage Christmas Wrapping Paper from Shabbyfufu // Pom Pom Gift Wrap from Modern Glam

Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas Using Ribbon and More

Easy Colorful Gift Wrap Idea from The Handmade Home // How to Wrap Baked Goods from Satori Design for Living // Embroidery Hoop Holiday Gift Toppers from Tatertots & Jello // 4 Ways to Use Black and White Wrapping Paper from Grace In My Space

Red and White Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas

Simple & Pretty Christmas Wrapping Ideas from The Tattered Pew // 5 Secrets To Pretty Gift Wrapping from She Gave It A Go // Creative Gift Wrapping Ideas for Kids from Pink Peppermint Design // 3 Easy Christmas Gift Wrap Ideas from Inspiration for Moms

Simple Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas Using Kraft Paper and More

Dollar Store Gift Basket from Craftberry Bush // Natural Holiday Gift Wrap with Greenery from Hallstrom Home // Easy Christmas Gift Wrap Without Bows from Sanctuary Home Decor // Scandinavian Inspired Christmas Gift Wrap from Twelve on Main

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Holiday Blessings,

Shauna at Satori Design for Living Blog - Home Decor, DIY, Vintage Finds, Recipes

4 Comments

  1. Gorgeous presentation and wrapping, Shauna. And your Linzer cookies – wow! We just purchased some from our local bakery to add to a few gifts, but to make them would be such fun. Reallly loved this post – thank you for sharing!

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