What do you hang Christmas cards on?

Use ribbon, twine or any string to hang between the two sides of an old picture frame. Make sure you leave some slack between both sides so the ribbon hangs nicely. Next, attach your Christmas greetings using clothespins or paper clips and finally, hang your frame for all to see.

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How do you display family Christmas cards?

15 Ways To Display Your Christmas Cards

String a colorful ribbon across a wall or your mantel.
Create a clothespin wreath to clip your cards on.
Hang cards with mini clothespins or paperclips along ribbon.
String pom-pom fringe across a window.
Simply place in a basket on a table.

What do you write on a Christmas wreath?

A few basic message examples include:

Always and forever.
Always remembered.
Cherished in memories.
Deeply loved and forever missed.
Forever in our hearts.
Forever in our thoughts.
Gone but never forgotten.
Held in loving memory.

What is the easiest way to display Christmas cards?

Christmas card ideas: ways to display

Drape ribbon over the back of doors. Image credit: Future/ Joanna Henderson.
Make your own DIY card holder.
Arrange cards in a Christmas tree shape.
Line the shelves.
Peg cards to a vase arrangement.
Tuck them into a window mirror.
Style on-trend shutters.
String up with a beaded garland.

How do you make a Christmas garland card?

Trace Circles and Cut Out. Using a cup, plate or coin as a template, trace various-size circles onto holiday cards (Image 1).
Attach Circle Cut-Outs With Hot Glue. Unroll a section of twine along a flat, level surface.
Hang Garland.

How can I display greeting cards at home?

Create a display that highlights the greetings from friends and relatives arriving in your mailbox this season — and makes you smile every time you pass by.

Design a washi tape tree.
Adorn your banister.
DIY a hanger tree.
Decorate a door.
Repurpose a ladder.
Transform a piece of plywood.
Make a holiday card ring.

How can I display a lot of Christmas cards?

What can I make from old Christmas cards?

Ask them to cut (using kid-safe scissors) old Christmas cards into Holiday Shapes to use as decorations. Cut a variety of shapes including Christmas trees, snowflakes, snowmen, and Santa hats. Then, string the shapes together to create a seasonal garland.

Should I keep old Christmas cards?

Old Greeting Cards Unless the card had something particularly sentimental and meaningful written inside, throw it away.