Complete the Tree
Four family ornaments, four stocking tags and six keepsake gift tags in one colorway, every name on them, for less than the three apart.
In first article testing
We print the first one before we sell any.
- 1We print the first one on the same machine and settings as every order.
- 2We measure it against the drawing: fits, walls, the name inlay, how it stands or hangs.
- 3We photograph it and log the result. Only then does Add to cart switch on.
We plan to open it by November 6 if the test piece passes. If it needs another round, the page says so.
Care and safety
- Decoration, not a toy. For adults 14 and up. Keep small parts away from young children and pets.
About this piece
Three sets that belong on the same tree, printed in one colorway and shipped in one box for $10 less than apart.
- Family Ornament Set, four ornaments. The family name and the year on every ornament, one first name each, a fluted rim.
- Stocking Name Tags, four. One name per tag, with a keyway clip slot that grips a stocking loop.
- Keepsake Gift Tags, six. A name on each, to hang on a present now and on the tree after.
Every name is on the proof we email before anything prints.
In the box
- Four family ornaments with the names you list
- Four stocking name tags
- Six keepsake gift tags
- Ribbon loops on the ornaments and tags
Not included
- Stockings, hooks or a mantel holder
- Spelling corrections. We print exactly what you type and approve on the proof.
Questions about the complete the tree
How much does the set save?
$10. The three sets cost $146 apart and $136 together in the Peppermint colorway shown, $128 and $118 in the matte Bone and Ink pair.
Can the stocking tags carry different names from the ornaments?
The four first names go on both the ornaments and the stocking tags. The six gift tags take their own list.
Is it a toy?
No. Decoration, not a toy. For adults 14 and up. Keep small parts away from young children and pets.
When is the last day to order for Christmas?
The set prints as a long job, so the Christmas cutoff is the long print date on the Christmas page, a few days before the standard date.
