I bought little frames with clipboard hardware on them at the dollar store. But, I have seen them in Walmart, too. I put them up with Command strips, and just unclip and change cards, snapshots and sayings as I want.
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Is it that you'd like to keep them for the messages written in them? Or display the artwork on them?
You could use this technique for greeting cards as well
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/craft/holiday-gifts/do-you-save-your-christmas-cards-26742594
Do You Save Your Christmas Cards?
Hello. I have seen some make a decorative garland using wonderful visual graphics from greeting cards.
I bought little frames with clipboard hardware on them at the dollar store. But, I have seen them in Walmart, too. I put them up with Command strips, and just unclip and change cards, snapshots and sayings as I want.
Here are some fun ideas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yULwnlkjb0s
I use the cards by cutting out the greetings and/or the pictures and attach them to a gift, it makes it much more personal.
Hi Karen, there are lots of ideas here:
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=greeting%20cards
I have my friends and family save cards for me and turn them into tags I can use for gift giving https://www.homeroad.net/2016/01/recycled-christmas-cards.html#more