Tools you will need: Scissors, hole puncher, ribbon or string

Step 1: Download and print Purim gift tags in one of two designs: Happy Purim or Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe (if for some reason your browser cannot open the gift tags, you can email us at hostess@kosherhostess.com and we'll send you a copy)

Step 2: Cut along the horizontal dotted lines to create 6 individual gift tags per page

Step 3: Fold each gift tag in half along the vertical dotted line

Step 4: Punch a hole on the white dot in each gift tag

Step 5: Fill in "To/From" section (optional: include additional message inside gift tag)

Step 6: Attach gift tags to mishloach manot by looping ribbon or string through the hole in the gift tag

Step 7: Graciously receive compliments about how cute your mishloach manot are

Bonus Ideas:

(1) Color coordinate your mishloach manot package with the gift tags by using matching colored paper bags, tissue paper and/or candy

(2) Use the Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe gift tags and include chocolate chip cookies instead of hamentaschen, or include some of the ingredients for the cookies so people can make their own!

(3) Create hostess-themed mishloach manot with fun "hostess accessories," like a mini-whisk, a pretty tea towel or fun, decorative dishwashing gloves