The journaling reads: Every Christmas Eve the girls get to open their "Christmas jammies". This year they were pink with frogs and a polka dot robe.
**Everything on this layout (except santa and the "jolly good cheer") came from the January TSM kit!!!
You could take all those cards you have and punch them into tags for next years gifts, or drop them off at your local Elementary School (they use them to make wrapping paper for the handmade gifts the kids make).
Kim Garner took all her photo cards and created layouts with all the photos...
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!Happy Scrapping!
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What a fantastic way to reuse and to keep Christmas card memories! TFS
Those are two of the most awesome ideas. Love that Santa on your layout!!!! Now I'm gonna go look at my cards!!
Oh my goodness, such great ideas here. I clothes-pinned my cards to a string of yarn this year, which didn't really work so great, so next year I'm going to have to check out the chicken wire method. I'm also planning on repurposing my cards.
You are so smart!
Love this idea! I posted this on my Friday Favorites http://sarazenger.blogspot.com/
Great idea!!!!! I saved some of my favorites from this year!!!!
LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!! TFS!!!!!!!!
Have a great one!!!
I've always held onto my favorite greeting cards for this exact reason. What a wonderful way to save a memento from a loved one (and make the layout even cuter too).
I love this idea and i will try by my own.
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