I think I might string and hang them in the kitchen. They are in a pile on my counter right now!
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Similar to this. I made two of them.
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I may end up just doing a basket on a low shelf so my toddler can go through them. She loves looking at the photo ones and I think she would pull them down if I string them within her reach.
@LilSprinkles: how are they attached to the ribbon? That looks pretty.
So far we have only gotten one anyway.
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I usually tape them up on the wall over a bookcase.
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I hang a string each year down one wall and use mini clothes pins to clip them on. This year the string goes horizontally instead of vertically so LO isn't taking them down.
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I always just tape them to the back of my front door. That's how my grandmom always did it, so I decided that's where they belong
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I put up twine on the fridge horizontally and attach the cards to it. Usually I need two rows.
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On the 1/2 wall in our dining room. I'm sure LO will destroy this 258 times before the New Year.
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I made this last year. $3 sign from Joann's and some ribbon.
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I made a popsicle stick snowflake and colored it with silver sharpie.
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Twine hung horizontally and clipped with mini red clothespins.
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@cranberry: that's what we do, too!
@littlejoy: whyyyyy did i not think of washi tape sooner? i'm just using regular Scotch tape, and it looks so meh. gotta get some washi ASAP!
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@HabesBabe: I have so much, so I figured I should probably use some!
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@Foodnerd81: A dab of hot glue. They stick well, and can be easily removed without ruining the card. I bought all the materials at the dollar store.
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