Free Printable French Eiffel Tower Tags

Free Printable La Tour Eiffel Tags by B.Nute productions

Oo, la, la... wouldn't a trip to Paris be nice right about now! Since I can't hop on a plane at this moment, I thought I'd bring a little bit of Paris to you-- with some free printable La Tour Eiffel tags. These are perfect for goodie bags for the little french tea party, for your favorite Francophile friend, or just on a bottle of wine when heading over to a friend's house for dinner.

Free Printable La Tour Eiffel Tags by B.Nute productions

Instructions for Making Tags
1. Select link above, and print tag image from your browser. I suggest using a heavier card stock to give the tag some weight.
2. Cut out tags from paper.
3. Punch hole at top of tags where circle is.
4. String with a colorful ribbon.

Tie on a bottle of (French) wine as a hostess gift, a goodie bag full of bonbons for your party or where ever you'd like! 

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La Tour Eiffel

No, I haven't really been on vacation... even though my blog has been quiet for a week... I've been a busy bee getting ready for our French friend's son to arrive! He arrived last night, and in his honor, I thought I'd write a post about the icon of all French icons, the Eiffel Tower.

As I toured around my house, I must admit, I found many Eiffel Tower mementos here and there. Here are just a few I thought I'd share!

At the top is the classic vintage postcard of the Eiffel Tower. I picked this up at a flea market in the south of France. It's just one of those "staples" or must-haves in the ephemera department.

Another postcard-- I love the acrobats and "circus-feel" to it.

Here's my ticket stub from riding up the Tour Eiffel several years ago.... I must say, I had the worst case of vertigo as we went up and down!!

And now for something fun... an Eiffel Tower cookie creation!! I picked up this cookbook a couple years ago after the movie Ratatouille came out. It's a fun book-- with lots of great recipes: crepes, croque monsieur, ratatouille (of course), and more...

It also has this fun cooking project, the Eiffel Tower Cookie Sundae!

I made this with my kids one day. Our towers weren't nearly as pretty as the ones in the book, but it was fun to make and then eat, of course!

Now off to tour our new house guest around California! Stay tuned for more French inspired postings soon!