Here's Kassi...
Well hello sweet HIH readers!!! My name is Kassi and I blog over at Truly Lovely. I am thrilled to be taking over Crystal's space today! I've been here a time or two before, but it's been awhile so real quick, a little about me.... I'm a 20 something, work from home wife. We have two doggies, no kiddos (yet), and several horses. I blog about whatever I want, if I'm being honest... :) Anything I consider to be Truly Lovely including crafts, recipes, wishes, etc. My sister shares the blog space with me so once in awhile you'll find fun posts from her too. That's us there, I'm on the right, Kayli is on the left.
Today I'm here to share a fun keepsake idea with you! We all received cards over the holidays, then there's those sweet cards you got last year for your birthday, or when you had your baby, or any other special occasion really. If you're like me you want to save those sweet mementos from your loved ones, but there's not a whole lot of space for that so they end up tossed in a box in the closet not to be seen until the next occasion when you add a few more... So, why not make a Greeting Card Keepsake Book and actually save those cards in an organized way!?!
It's really a simple project. I made mine just sitting on my couch while watching an episode of Pioneer Woman. ;) I used the cards we received at our wedding and my bridal shower. Yes, that was almost a year and a half ago... oops... I separated the cards from the envelopes and then threw the envelopes away. They take up a lot of space FYI.
Then I used a hole punch to punch two holes in each card. I purchased a set of book binder rings, found in the office section of my Wal-Mart and bound the cards together. See?! So easy! Now I have two little books from my wedding and bridal shower of sweet notes from our dearest friends and family! You know, instead of a stack of random cards just floating around in a box.
If you don't know Kassi, I hope you'll go check out her FAB blog and follow along! She really is awesome and so is Kayli! :) Have a wonderful daY!!!
What a wonderful idea! I wish I had known to do this when my children were little. Just think of all the memories that would come alive by looking back through their cards (and mine)! Great idea for preserving signatures and sweet messages from grandparents and great-grans.
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DeleteThank you so much for having me over friend!!! And for your sweet words! You're the best!!!
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