How do I display my greeting cards?

How do I display my greeting cards?

Just follow the steps below.

1. Unspool the ribbon until you have about 2 feet in length and cut it. Make sure that you have enough ribbon to fit all of your cards.
2. Hang the ribbon. Using a piece of wall adhesive or double-sided tape go ahead and hang the ribbon where ever you desire.
3. Attach the cards to the ribbon.

How do you display beautiful greeting cards?

Cute ways to display cards in your home

1. Hang decorative ribbons. Create a beautiful focal point on any door in your home by hanging two or three strips of colorful ribbon from the top.
2. Gather branches. Looking for a nature-focused display idea?
3. Dress up your mantel.
4. Place under glass.
5. Use old shutters.
6. Frame them.

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.

1. Design a washi tape tree.
2. Adorn your banister.
3. DIY a hanger tree.
4. Decorate a door.
5. Repurpose a ladder.
6. Transform a piece of plywood.
7. Make a holiday card ring.

How do you hang up cards?

Use wooden clothespins to secure the cards to the ribbon, then hang the ribbon on your wall with poster putty or a thumb tack.

1. For a fancier look, hot glue a narrower ribbon in a contrasting color down the center of the first ribbon.
2. Alternatively, you can hot glue the clothespins down the center of the ribbon.

What can I do with my old greeting cards?

What to Do With Old Cards & Letters

• Scan & store them on your computer.
• Tuck them in your scrapbook or journal.
• Keep them so you can one day give them back to the writer.
• Repurpose them into tags & gift cards.
• Repurpose them into scrapbook & journal embellishments.
• Repurpose card tops into postcards.
• Donate card tops.

How do you display a photo card?

Unique Ways to Display Photo Cards Year Round

1. Hang them from twine in an old window frame.
2. Make a gallery wall of individual cards.
3. Secure them with a ribbon to your kitchen cabinets.
4. Use a flower box for a unique mantel display.
5. Use a cork board and string to make a memory board of photo cards.