It's time to clean up the Christmas decor. This used to be my least favorite thing to do. I always missed seeing the tree and feeling all the holiday vibes. This year, I've got a wandering baby who loves hazards and I was relieved to have the tree out of the way.
If you're like me (you are), then you've got approximately 5 million holiday cards that you don't want to throw in the trash. Something about seeing leftovers smeared all over your aunt's face just doesn't sit well. What do you do with them? They're sweet but you're out of drawer space. Enter: me. My little flipbook is perfect for holding onto these holiday moments in a much less cluttered way. Also, it takes maaaaybe 10 minutes total because TIME IS MONEY or because naps are better than crafts.
SUPPLIES // Single hole punch, binder ring, tag, pen, leftover ribbon, Christmas cards.
STEP ONE // Aggressively punch holes in the corner of each card.
STEP TWO // Weave the binder ring through each card.
STEP THREE // Write the year on your tag and tie ribbon around it all for cuteness and storage purposes.
That's all. Stick it on a shelf or pack it away with your Christmas decor so you can look through it each year and remember how skinny everyone used to be.
Love it. Beat sticking them in a box until you can't remember what year they were received. Thanks.
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