Greeting card keepsake

A step-by-step tutorial for saving & displaying your special greeting cards.

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You'll love Lee Steiner’s idea for turning a random stack of cards into a single paper art collection, giving the messages an even more special status.

Breathe new life into those old, sentimental Christmas cards you've been holding onto. With a pinch of creativity, they become more than just keepsakes - they transform into charming decorations, heartwarming greeting cards and even stunning artwork. Dive into our collection of DIY craft projects and learn how to put those old Christmas cards to good use.

I came across this link on Pinterest and wanted to do something similar with all of Gabby's second birthday cards. Instead of having a pile of loose greeting cards, I was able to bind a neat notebook that's also easy to store. Materials Needed: Greeting Cards PVC Glue (I still had a tub I bought for $8 four years ago from Paper Source, but it's $10 now). 2" Wide Book Cloth Tape in Blossom (10 foot tape roll is $6.50 from Paper Source) 3-4 Large Binder Clips or Clamps 3-4 Craft Sticks or…

Card Keepsake Books Tutorial by GYCT

What do you do with greeting or holiday cards after you've received them? How about turning them into a special keepsake album? Visit the blog to see how!

A step-by-step tutorial for saving & displaying your special greeting cards.

Find out exactly what to do with old greeting cards. Do you keep them as memorabilia / sentimental reasons, do you get rid of them, or do you do a mix?

When you get married, you receive a ton of cards to say congratulations from friends and family members. What can you do with those cards to keep them close, aside from tying them in ribbon and putting them in a box somewhere? Today, we’re highlighting some fun projects you can do to keep those cards close and revisit the memories whenever you want.