Coke Bottle Pay It Forward Idea & Free Gift Tag Printable
You can easily find these name on Coke bottles at your local Walmart, up front by the registers or coolers.
Our store had a HUGE bin that I was able to go through and find exactly what I needed.
You can find names that range from Sarah, Matt, Emily etc OR you can find phrases like “Share a Coke” “Friends” and “Family” written on the bottle label. From what I could tell – there was a little bit for everyone, so don’t be discouraged if you don’t find the “perfect” bottle right away.
Now for the real reason for this post. I want YOU to take the extra step when it comes to gifting these bottles. Below you can find simple instructions & the download for FOUR gift tags I made specifically for my bottles.
All you need to do is to download, print the file on white cardstock and attach to your bottles.
It’s so simple but yet a great way to surprise & treat someone today!
Ready to take on the challenge of paying it forward today? Keep scrolling for ALL the easy craft details and the free “soda themed” gift tag download!
Happy gifting, my friends! Don’t forget to let me know if you recreate this gift idea by commenting below or sharing pictures of your decorated Coke bottles on our Facebook page to see! #gluedtomycrafts
More gift ideas and free printables in our PTA Volunteer Appreciation Gift Tag Collection
Coke Bottle Paying It Forward Craft Supplies:
* New/Unopened Coke Bottles {one per gift idea}
* Pay It Forward Gift Tag Printable {Download HERE}
* Color Printer
* White Cardstock {affiliate link}
* Colored Cardstock {affiliate link}
* Various Circle and Scallop Paper Punches
* Single Hole Punch {affiliate link}
* Glue Stick or Tape Runner
* Basic Craft Scissors
* Red Twine or Ribbon {affiliate link}
Directions:
* Download and print the free gift tag printable on white cardstock.
* Using a circle punch, punch out the gift tag. If desired – glue to another punchout to give it flair.
* Then using your hole punch, punch a hole on the top of the gift tag.
* Cut & string your twine through the hole and tie onto your Coke bottle.
* Pass on the bottles to friends, family and random people to put a smile on their face.
Aren’t these fun? Now don’t forget you can also surprise your co-worker, your child’s teacher or even reward your favorite serviceman for all they do. These “pay it forward” decorated bottles are also a great conversation starter to reconnect with an old friend. And while you are busy paying it forward – be sure to treat yourself to a Coke too!
