We send out a family newsletter each Christmas to people who live afar. For the people who live closer and need a Christmas card....this year I was rifling through the Christmas totes and found unused ugly Christmas cards. I couldn't let these represent my family.
I cut old book pages a little smaller than the front, glued on with spray adhesive (do this outside or in the bottom of a lined trash can). I already had the tree stamp and the embossing powder. If you have never done the embossing powder then read a tutorial. I "heat" mine on top of the toaster. Regular ink stamping would work too.
My cards were unused. For used cards you could also adhere a piece of blank paper over the name or entire right interior page. For used cards you also need to worry about finding an envelope the right size.
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