Christmas Card Crafts
November 29th, 2009 | 
Author: Interested in Christmas card crafts? We here at RecyclingChristmasCard.com have found the best resource for Christmas card crafts!
Do you realize how many Christmas and other greeting cards are thrown away every year? How about the number of greeting cards you personally have thrown away without recycling? Do you realize how many trees had to die to satisfy your greeting card habit? Yes, it’s like a national addiction! And it’s not just the lose of tress that will affect our environment, climate and health.
- Those prety shiny pictures on the cards contain chemicals in the ink.
- The factories that manufacture these cards burn fuel and release pollution into the air.
- The cards are then transported to warehouses and stores.
- And finally, you drive to the store to purchase them.
Of course these last transportation steps release even more pollutants into the air! Stop the madness!
It’s wonderful that you have recognized the beneficial impact you can have on our environment and climate by not just trashing your greeting cards, but we realize that some people would like a more creative option.
These simple attractive craft templates and ideas will provide you and your family hours of fun craft projects, which you can complete for fun, profit or even as gifts for others! You will receive more than 40 craft projects and 40 craft templates you and your family can use for Christmas card crafts and other greeting card crafts. Ideas for recycling Christmas cards are all over the internet and easy to find, but reliable easy to follow templates are not!
These aren’t just ideas and templates for more Christmas and greeting cards either! The projects you will be able to complete include:
- Wonderful scrapbooking
- Attractive packages
- Unique personal gifts
- Party favors
- Inexpensive tokens of appreciation
- Creative containers
These projects and templates were created by a professional graphic designer, so you know they are top notch! These projects work for any greeting cards, not just Christmas cards. Every project is full of detailed instructions, color pictures and tips. They can be done by people of a variety of ages and crafting skill levels. You will find that many of these projects are even suitable for children. So join the fight to improve our climate and save our planet… start with recycling with Christmas card crafts now!
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Darvin thanks for commenting on my site. Recycling is just important as eating organic. Your post will help save our environment.
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As I said, I think you have a great site. I’m subscribing to your site.
Thanks for dropping by my site. Millions of Christmas cards are thrown away every year. This is a great service you are providing to our environment… and it shouldn’t stop at Xmas cards!
What about Valentine’s Day cards?
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You’re right! The need to recycle is not limited to Christmas cards, but it also applys to any holiday or greeting cards, including Valentine’s day!
I like your idea. Nowadays, many people start leaving greeting card and using electronic card due to environmental issue. Recycling card is really a great solution for those who want to keep using the old greeting way.
I use electronic cards from time to time too, but they just don’t seem as meaningful or personal, as paper cards.
I love the idea of recycling cards!! Right up my alley!! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love recycled crafts and activities!
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Thanks for reciprocating and joining in the conversation!
What a great website! We were just discussing recycling and helping the environment last night at my son’s cub scout meeting. Although the boys don’t do scrapbooking, but you presented many great ideas they can share with their families.
I myself am a dork, and save all my Christmas cards, as I love to see how my friend’s families change through the years. And I treasure the cards from those who have passed away.
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There’s nothing at all wrong with holding on to your Christmas memories, but when you run out of room, just be sure to recycle…
That’s a nice concept. Saves a lot of money at the same time you can also help save the environment.
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Exactly! Two of my passions… making money (“A penny saved is a penny earned!) and helping the environment…
Anything that promotes a cleaner world for my children is something I support. It is sad that so many people refuse to recognize that what we do to our environment now will directly impact the lives that our children have.
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Well said, and recycling greetings cards and as many other things as you can, will definitely help save/improve the environment for our children.
This is a great idea. Our problem is that we usually don’t have the heart to throw away Christmas cards due to sentimental value. This would be a great way to utilized all of those old Christmas cards and give the kids something fun to do at the same time.
Yeah, I’m only sentimental about 10% of the greeting cards I receive
My sister and i send the same recycled Christmas card and birthday card every year to each other. We just cross out the name and send it. It is actually really funny each time I get it.
That’s a very cool way to recycle greeting cards!
Thanks for sharing.
Wow look these ideas…thanks for giving me some tips on what to do with my leftover Christmas cards…hate to just throw them away and now I have some craft ideas!
Appreciate it!
Jenn
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Over the past few years I have noticed that more and more supermarkets are providing recycling bins dedicated to recycling Christmas cards. This is such a good idea because it takes the effort of recycling which should mean that more people are willing to do it.
The idea of just binning Christmas cards seems almost criminal to me now!
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I always find it is much nicer to make your own Xmas cards. And its fun to so you can personalise them…
So good to read this kind of post.. My children gives us christmas card every year.. And they’re using their old notebook and used cardboard.. Such a great idea of recycling..
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I agree with the discussions about recycling Christmas cards. I especially like the idea of supermarkets putting out bins for recycled cards. I’ll have to pay attention this Christmas season to see if they are doing that in my area and perhaps suggest to them if they are not.
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