What to Do with
Old Greeting Cards
        ...give new life to old beauty

-Choose your desired project(s).
-Invite your church members to place old greeting cards in a decorated box located at a prominant place.
-Have children cut away message parts of cards.
-Package graphic part of cards if  mailing to a charity/agency. Decorate a milk jug, soda/water bottle with
        greeting card pictures to collect offerings/donations for postage.

Creative Crafting with Recycled Greeting Cards - by Catherine Lawrence.
Sterling Publishing. 1997. Hardcover, 128 pages.  ISBN: 0806998253
Use greeting cards as raw material for making and decorating household items of all kinds.
More than 300 adaptations for old greeting cards. Both small areas and large items, from a fridge
notepad to the sweet dreams chair, are covered with this modern-day version of decoupage.
Amazon Books & Barnes & Noble.
 

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