How Do You Put Old Greeting Cards To Use?
• Scan the cards into the computer or make notes of who sent what, if you want a record of the greeting cards. This is particularly important if you need to send thank you notes to people who gave you gifts.’; } s += “”; document.write(s); return; } google_ad_channel = ‘+7733764704+1640266093+9503394424+7416705818+8388126455+8941458308+1258424658+7122150828’ + xchannels + gchans; google_ad_client = “pub-9543332082073187”; google_ad_output = ‘js’; google_ad_type = ‘text’; google_feedback = ‘on’; google_ad_region = “test”; google_ad_format = ‘250x250_as’; //–> • Cut the greeting cards up into gift tags for presents. Simply cut a strip or rectangle out of the card, fold it down the middle, and write the “to” and “from” in it. • A gift box made from a greeting card. Make the greeting cards into gift boxes. • A gift pouch for smaller gifts. Make a gift pouch for a smaller gift. • A bookmark made from a card. Make bookmarks. Cut the greeting card into strips about an inch and a half (4cm) w
• Scan the cards into the computer or make notes of who sent what, if you want a record of the greeting cards. This is particularly important if you need to send thank you notes to people who gave you gifts. It’s also a much neater and easier way of storing the lovely things people have sent to you in the past than simply hoarding piles of old cards; you can even catalog them if it helps! • Find a good storage box Think about what you’d like to do with the cards. There are many possibilities for using old greeting cards, limited only by the materials you have to hand and your own preferences. The following steps make a number of suggestions to help inspire you. • Keep the cards in one easy-to-access box. A large shoe box is ideal, such as the types that hold hiking boots. Or, use any box that is no longer needed, provided it has a lid to keep off dust and to prevent the cards from slipping out. You’ll be able to delve into this box every time you start a new project, and if you order t
• Scan the cards into the computer or make notes of who sent what, if you want a record of the greeting cards. Scan the cards into the computer or make notes of who sent what, if you want a record of the greeting cards. This is particularly important if you need to send thank you notes to people who gave you gifts. It’s also a much neater and easier way of storing the lovely things people have sent to you in the past than simply hoarding piles of old cards; you can even catalog them if it helps! • Find a good storage box Think about what you’d like to do with the cards. There are many possibilities for using old greeting cards, limited only by the materials you have to hand and your own preferences. The following steps make a number of suggestions to help inspire you. • Keep the cards in one easy-to-access box. A large shoe box is ideal, such as the types that hold hiking boots. Or, use any box that is no longer needed, provided it has a lid to keep off dust and to prevent the cards fr
