What to do with all the Christmas Cards?
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What to do with all the Christmas Cards?
We get a lot of cards from having a large extended family and a farm business. A few of the cards I really like the cover (I love a good snowman!) and would like to find some type of craft to save them and make them into something to enjoy again next year. Any ideas?
And anything I can do with the rest? Craftwise?
And anything I can do with the rest? Craftwise?
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Gift tags?
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gift boxes - the square ones are best for this but you can cut the others down
http://www.colouritgreen.co.uk/giftboxes.htm
and i cut out parts for gift tags
the rest go on the fire.
http://www.colouritgreen.co.uk/giftboxes.htm
and i cut out parts for gift tags
the rest go on the fire.
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i make my own cards with last years card...easy to do
use a fine watercolour paper...but plain card is good...cut to double the size of the envelope you are using....cut out the old pic....attach...and add other bits and pieces.
Here was a penguin that i cut out...cut round the arms and slotted in a parcel...paper hat was wrapping paper....and a sticker bauble attached to the hat! stuck the penguin on a glittery back ground before i put it on the card! easy!

use a fine watercolour paper...but plain card is good...cut to double the size of the envelope you are using....cut out the old pic....attach...and add other bits and pieces.
Here was a penguin that i cut out...cut round the arms and slotted in a parcel...paper hat was wrapping paper....and a sticker bauble attached to the hat! stuck the penguin on a glittery back ground before i put it on the card! easy!

That looks great... I've been inspired
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Fantastic! Did she cut them up and make them into new cards? Or just cross out the names?! 

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