Two post in two days...wow! So question for those of you reading...what do you do with the Christmas card pictures that you get from people? Most "cards" I just toss (ok, actually, I stack them up and move them around for a few months b/c I have packrat issues before I finally get fed up and throw them away). But obviously, I don't want to throw away these pictures. What creative things do you do with them? Do I get an album? Last year...I adorned the frig with them, but that just doesn't work for me b/c they kept falling down, they rolled up from the heat vent, etc. So I need ideas???
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oh poo...I was going to say fridge....that's what I do. and they do roll...I just do it anyways b/c I can't stand to throw them away!
You could get those clear magnetic frames. That's what I use.
i keep my on a fan frame holder thing b/c my fridge is not magnetic. i toss them as soon as i start getting news ones the next year. i use to keep them in an album and still don't think it's a bad idea...it's just a matter of getting it done. i also leave my christmas cards up for a long time, but when i do take them down i take them to school to use for the next year's christmas activities....someone always needs used christmas cards.
I cut the pictures off and put them in an album. I can't stand to throw them away. From now on I'm going to take the rest of my cards to Andrea. I always hate throwing them away (so pretty) but can't think of anything else to do with them.
i put them on my fridge. i tape the back of them and stick them on like that. mine don't roll at all. i have so many of them that the whole top part of my fridge is covered. i remember andrea scrapped all of hers one year too. that was really cool.
I just use a ton of magnets to keep them on the fridge, even though I’m always getting frustrated when I knock them off. I keep them until I get a new one the following year, when it doesn’t feel so bad to toss them. I like the album idea though, so you can keep them from year to year & watch how people change.
I used to scrap mine, but the scrappin' days seem to be a part of my history. Now they sit in a pile until I can't stand the pile any more. . . :)
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