1. Make your own card topper or cut off the front of a cute card you recieved.
2. Cut a piece of cardstock that is double the size of the card topper. Fold in half.
3. Place an adhesive on the back of the card topper. Choose one that will be easy to get off, like small pieces of tape or pop-up foam squares. I love using my Herma Dotto Dispenser for this. The repositionable dot adhesive sticks really well, but is easy to remove later.
4. Stick the card topper to the front of the folded cardstock.
5. Inside the card, give directions for the reusable card or print out a little note to include with the card.
Click on the picture below and right click to download to your computer. Then you can print your own page of direction notes to cut out and send with reusable cards.
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What a cute idea. Good excuse to get more mail!
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute idea! Thanks for the tutorial. I think it would be neat to make homemade cards for family, friends and coworkers going forward! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - recycling at the simple level! Thanks for sharing on our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday". Hope you come back next week. -The Sisters
ReplyDeleteI love this! I always love the cards I get, but can only keep them on the fridge for so many months before I face the dilemma-do I throw it away as I have a secret fear of becoming a hoarder, or keep them because they are so cute and the person put so much effort into them? I feel heartless the first way and never know what to do with the pile the second way. Now I can enjoy them, and send them on to brighten the lives of others.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting concept! I've never thought of this before! Beautiful cards! Thanks for sharing this great post on Saturday Show & Tell @ Cheerios and Lattes last week! :) Hope to see you again this weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteMackenzie
What a great idea! I love being able to reuse a cute or funny card. Thanks so much for sharing on Tout It Tuesday! Hope to see you next week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! So cute and frugal! Thanks so much for linking up at Tiny Tip Tuesday, Kendra!
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to beable to print out the copy of the reuseable page. Can you please email me with it so I can print it out. I love the tip. Thank you so much for sharing. My email is Cheribear4@aol.com
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Love making cards and reusable is a great idea. Thanks for stopping by our blog. :)
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