For Christmas I bought my husband a card from sushipot. I was inspired by the cute little freebie she included in my purchase. It was a little gift tag punched out of a bit of vintage ephemera.
When I print cards, I almost always end up with a few that are not quite good enough to sell. Whether it be because on spot smudged, a bare spot in the print, or that I printed the card upside-down (it happens more than I'd like to admit), I have been accumulating less than perfect cards for quite some time.
Now we get to the "ah ha" moment. I decided to make use of these cards by punching them out into tags and including them as the freebie with purchases. Something free for my buyers and I get to reduce, reuse and recycle - it's a win win! These are a couple of the tags I made this weekend:
Bits of my "You float my boat" card.
Bits of some wedding invitations.
4 comments:
What a beautiful way to recycle the wayward cards! They are gorgeous, and I would have never known they came from cards that didn't make it into the final inventory. :)
Thanks! I am happy the cards have a new life rather than sitting in a dark craft drawer.
I love these! So pretty . . .
that's a great idea!
and i can't remember if i told you or not, but everyone LOVE LOVE LOVED the cards at christmas.
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