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11-05-2002, 07:01 PM #16
I use ours with my clients at work. The prettiest are decopauged onto those $3 wood trays from AC Moore, then sold for $15 each!
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11-05-2002, 08:56 PM #18
Lori - that is a really cute idea for the table cover. Thanks for sharing that.
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recycle some of last year's holiday cards
use part of the picture on the front of the card to make a bookmark. Laminate or contact paper and hole punch and add some ribbon.
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Now this is an adorable idea...if I had saved the cards from last year I would make some. Seems I'm only a packrat when I can't do anything with the stuff I keep LOL
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Good idea, Sara.
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11-18-2002, 08:35 AM #23
Great idea Sara!
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11-19-2002, 02:11 PM #24
i use wallpaper samples. Just stick cardstock in the middle and fold into thirds.
11-23-2002, 04:57 PM #25
i saved last years cards to make ornaments. cut circles out of the fronts. then on the circles i drew a triangle (all 3 sides the same length and the 3 points touching the edge of the circle) score the lines of the triangle and fold up the flaps. then you glue 8 of them together in a line. when it's laying flat they will alternate, point up, point down, etc. then glue the first and the last one together. you now have a ring. you take 4 more for the top and glue them together but this time you want all of them to have the points up. you end up with a little cone shape. do the same thing again to make a bottom. glue the top to the ring then glue the bottom to the ring. the flaps should all be facing out and you can either attach a string to it for hanging or just make a few to put in a bowl on a table. martha stewart sells a kit to make them with everything precut if you want to see what they look like, but they aren't hard to make without a kit.
11-27-2002, 12:46 AM #26roflmaoTourist
This would be a great idea for a gradeschooler to do for gifts for classmates and teachers, I love it, I happen to save all my greeting cards too !!! Thank you!!!
11-27-2002, 08:28 AM #27
I used some to make name tags for the gifts this year and I used others to decorate goodie bags I made for the girls in my GA's class. I cut out the card front (or picture portion of it) with decorative edged scissors, glued it to the front of a brown paper lunch bag, put the goodies inside, turned the top down a couple of times and punched two holes through, and tied it closed with curling ribbon.
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recycle christmas cards
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03-16-2008, 11:38 AM #29
what to do with greeting cards
HI all I have a bunch of birthday, christmas and other greeting cards and I don't want to throw them away. Any ideas on what I can do with them?
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I cut out the patterns on the cards to make bookmarks or gift tags for presents. I have also used these cut outs when I'm creative to help me make my own greeting cards.
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