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A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments

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There is just something so special about Christmas cards. I know we don’t get very many anymore in the digital age. But when we do we need to have somewhere to display them.  That’s why today I am going to show you a super easy Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments. 

I had this piece of wood that I had previously used as a Halloween decoration but I also wanted to reuse it for Christmas.  After all, for anything to survive in my home, it has to be multi-functional. I had painted this piece of wood using chalkboard paint and curated it by covering it with chalk.  You can see a tutorial of that process here when I did my holiday signs.

The board as a Halloween display, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
While cruising in blog land I spotted this idea from Shanty2Chic.  It was a piece of wood with jute wrapped around and used as a Christmas Card Holder.  As soon as I saw this I knew I could do it using my Halloween board. Of course the ladies of Shanty2Chic built theirs from scratch and did an amazing job at that.  But you know me, I like to be lazy and reuse my stuff. 

I had wrapped twine around the top and bottom of the board and just cleaned it up a bit to get rid of the fake blood and spookiness. 

The twine wrapped around, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com

​Boy I really exhausted myself.  The next step was to attach my homemade ornaments.  I used ribbon for that. 
Homemade Ornaments, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
These are also very easy to make and can be done with any fabric scraps you may have.
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A red ornament, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
Back and white with red ornament, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
The possibilities are endless!
A red and floral handmade ornament, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
I then added a few Christmas cards. 
A Christmas card tucked in, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
Christmas cards and ornament, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
Noel Christmas Card, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
I told you it was super easy.  This board is about 4 feet tall but you can make it with any sort of wood you have lying around.  And you can paint the wood any color at all or leave it natural. I chose to leave it this way because I like to reuse my chalkboard so that for the next Holiday I can change it up by writing on it. 
A wooden board used as display. A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com

​And speaking of chalkboard, I have this wall next to the front entrance.  I dressed it up for Christmas. 
Chalkboard wall with tree drawing, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
I’m slowly getting there. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
The board next to the wall, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com
I do believe that was the easiest project I’ve ever done. And it makes quite a statement. As I’ve said before, and it may be the motto of my blog by now, reuse and repurpose what you have at home.  All you really need is a bit of creativity and some craft supplies which you can get below and you have yourself a project that can be used all year long.  

I hope you enjoyed my display for Christmas cards and ornaments.  Do you have a special place where you display your cards for the Holidays?

Repurposing a wooden board to display Cards and Ornaments, A Display for Christmas Cards and Ornaments www.theboondocksblog.com

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Keri

Wednesday 30th of November 2016

Mary, this is a wondeful way to display Christmas cards and ornaments!! Not only functional but beautiful as well. The chalkboard behind the door looks lovely as well with the Christmas tree.

Katrin

Wednesday 30th of November 2016

Mary I love wooden boards because you can really do anything with them, over and over! Your board looked fun for Halloween, but you're right, it's time to give it some Holiday vibe and I love the idea of displaying Christmas cards and ornaments on it!! Your ornaments are so cute too!!

Debrashoppeno5

Wednesday 30th of November 2016

Very nice. What a good idea to display your cards like that. I also like how you put it next to the pretty Christmas tree you drew. It is beginning to look like Christmas. And the best part is you will be able to reuse the chalk board after Christmas.

Maria Brittis

Wednesday 30th of November 2016

I just love all your DIYs they have so much charm my charming lady, this is a great idea for cards, i have a bunch of wood I could do something like this. Maria

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