Photo from Kristyn at Lil' Luna |
As our cards arrive, our usual routine is to tape them up in the front hallway.
But I'm always open to new ideas for displaying our cards, and this Christmas card banner from Kristyn at Lil’ Luna (seen at top of post) is very pretty.
Kristyn started with a simple paper banner of punched 2-inch circles of decorative paper strung on ribbon or tulle.
Photo from Kristyn at Lil' Luna |
I have plenty of Christmasy scrapbook paper and some tulle ribbon on hand. I think all I would need is a 2-inch circle punch, so I am going to keep my eye open for sales.
I'm thinking a person could make one of these simple banners with the paper circles and tulle now, then stash it away (be sure to write down where you stashed it). It will then be ready to hang the first of December. Whenever your cards begin arriving, you will be ready to add them to the banner. Sounds like a good idea to me! What do you think?
I keep a basket by the front door and put the Christmas cards in it. That way it's accessible for everyone to read them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, I am one of those that wait until the last minute to mail our Christmas cards, and say each year that I will write and address them in August, August is almost here so I will let you know if I get it done.
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That's a great idea with the patterned paper circles. I have so much Christmas cardstock - will have to think about this idea and most craft stores bring out all sorts of Christmas-design clothes pegs.
ReplyDeleteMy mom always put the Christmas cards up on the mantle. I've tried different ways and I like to hang ribbons from the basement guard rail and have the cards attached to them.
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