How did I go about fixing this? Well, this year I have a Cricut...so I made a little countdown craft. We adopted our elf friend Flower. We set up an inexpensive tree (which will be the upstairs or Momma tree at the new house). Lastly, I have my Christmas card holder that I made last year hanging up. It is a little more delicate and odd shaped to store safely in a storage unit full of cupboards, totes, appliances and various outdoor tools so I had it stored on the back of our bedroom door all year long until the move...Flower landed on it the other night so you may have already spotted it in a recent Elf post but here it is again just because I love it.
Christmas Card Holder:
So obviously there aren't any cards on there yet...but it is still early December and we are at a temporary address so I suppose I shouldn't hold my breath on filling this thing up this year but I do love it anyways.The elf is not typically included in the holder design. This was crafted last year from (where else?) a Pinterest inspiration. It was actually the first Pinterest project I completed that wasn't a recipe (actually it might have beaten the recipes too). This was foam board, ribbon, scrapbook paper (original called for wrapping paper), and decorations--I have a scrapbook tree sticker and decorative red brad pins. The original design also called for this to be over-a-door mount (two foam boards and the top ribbon would be two pieces to put over the door)--excellent if you have a front closet or another door that is easily viewed in a living space. My house was too small for that option so I adapted and made it a command hook decoration. Just hang your cards or pictures from the three ribbons using mini clothespins or paperclips that are pretty and there you go!
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