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Beautiful Anniversary card from my parents |
I was doing some decluttering, and it was time to take down our anniversary cards (thank you for the cards, I'm sorry to say I do not save every card, I just can't justify the paper clutter that six of us would have), and I instinctively put them in the recycle bin. Yeah good job!
And then I was thinking how pretty the cards are, and that with a little bit of trimming that would make excellent gift tags :) So I pulled out my trimmer and got to work!
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Trimming the card. You can use scissors if you don't have a trimmer. |
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You can trim the gift tags/cards to any size you want. |
And the end result, are cute little cards/gift tags that can be attached to a gift either with a bit of tape, or hole punching and adding a little bit of scrap ribbon. Viola! Of course it goes without saying, that I recycled all the scraps left after I was done trimming :)
i do that also.
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