Never be caught without Christmas gift tags again when you learn how to recycle Christmas cards to make gift tags!
What do you do with all the Christmas cards you receive every year for Christmas? I thought it would be fun/cute/practical/thrifty to make Christmas gift tags out of recycled Christmas cards.
The fun part is the cute ornament shapes.
The practical part is, well, because I had extra Christmas cards and I still needed some gift tags.
So, I got out my extra Christmas cards and decided to recycle them into Christmas gift tags with a little help from my Cricut Maker.
How to Recycle Christmas Cards to Make Gift Tags with Your Cricut
I am sharing the full tutorial over on Ideas for the Home by Kenarry. So, hop on over to Kenarry and learn all about how to make these ornament shaped Christmas gift tags from recycled Christmas cards!
Although I made my ornament shaped gift tags using my Cricut Maker, you can certainly make them with just a pair of scissors or a craft knife.
Video Tutorial
You can watch this video tutorial here, on Kenarry or even on my YouTube channel. In fact, I’d love it if you’d visit me on YouTube and subscribe to my channel. Thanks!!
More Christmas Card Recycling Ideas
Besides these adorable Christmas gift tags that I made from recycled Christmas cards, here are a few other ideas I found on Pinterest that you might like:
- Christmas Cards from Recycled Christmas Cards
- Christmas Garland from Recycled Christmas Cards
- Gift Bags from Recycled Christmas Cards
- Coasters from Recycled Christmas Cards
And while you’re visiting Kenarry, be sure to read her 8 Fun Ways to Recycle Christmas Cards.
Plus, you’ll find Ideas for Repurposing Christmas Cards and more right here on The Birch Cottage blog!
Crafting with Cricut
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Do you recycle Christmas cards? If so, I’d love to hear how you use them. You can simply share your idea(s) in the comments section below!
Til next time…
I’m making a game out of the christmas cards. I take and cut each card in half. take one half put in a box and the other half in another box. Put each box on opposite sides of each other in a room. The person goes to one box and then finds the match in the other box in record time. The object is to see how many you can match.
What a great and fun way to repurpose Christmas cards.