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Thursday
Dec182008

Display Your Holiday Cards

They are coming in like mad...the holiday cards that is.  After reading them, I put them in a decorative box until the season is over.  However, I came across this easy project for keeping them out on display. Even I, the craft-challenged, could do this.  Nothing adds to the holiday cheer more than pictures of cute kids and happy families.

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