A wreath is a convenient way to display the holiday greetings you've received — it keeps all of the cards in a compact area, making it a great way to display cards in a small home. Plus, most of these are so easy that you can still whip one together and enjoy those cards for a couple more weeks!
Some holiday card wreath ideas, as pictured above:
1. A tutorial involving clothespins at Katydid and Kid.
2. This product from Amazon is made for displaying cards in a wreath-like fashion.
3. Funky Junk Interiors nestles cards amidst green boughs.
4. Here's another clothespin version from Craftiness Is Not Optional, but with the pins a bit denser. We love seeing it full of cards.
5. A way to use up those cards and recycle them for next year from Good Housekeeping.
(Images: as linked above)
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This would be great if you get a lot of cards...sadly so far I've only gotten one this holiday. I mostly get e-cards now.
What a great idea! Love thinking of new ways to shake up an old holiday tradition, and an inventive wreath is one of the best ways to do it. I actually saw a few similar ideas on furniture.theroomplace.com, one about making "garland" out of a clothespin line that you hang in your kitchen, and fixing all your Christmas cards to it with clothespins (tried it this year instead of just throwing them all in a tin...so cute!), and a bunch about making wreaths out of random objects, like buttons or ornaments.
Thanks for featuring my wreath! I was shocked as I was trolling through the AT site, catching up on posts to come across my photo. Totally flattered!