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It might just get a little cumbersome, if you are required to send separate
cards to the different members of the same household. In such cases, Christmas Card
Wreaths can serve your purpose beautifully. Besides being labor and time saving
they make excellent showers for the festive season in general and Christmas in particular.
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You could make your own Christmas card Wreaths at home by cutting out colorful pieces of paper (with greetings written on them dedicated to each member of the family) and arranging them in such a manner so as to make their edges overlap. Fix up these overlapping points with glue and place colorful satin bows and ribbons on these joints. String them up like a wreath so that they assume an oval shape.
The individual pieces of paper could be spray-painted or lined with velvet, brocades and felt and then studded with stones, sequins and beads. You could also make good use of the old Christmas cards with scenic pictures on them for this purpose. Alternate them with patterned marble papers and strips of velvet, fur and glitter garlands. Cut them out as rectangles and string them in the form of a wreath.
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If you are intent on sending Christmas Cards with wreaths attached to them, you can settle for the tiny ornate wreaths with intricate decorations on them as your card ornament. Tiny wreaths made out of real leaves and flowers might stain the content or the picture in the background. So it is better to opt for artificial wreaths for the said purpose. To keep it really simple and sweet, paste a picture of the wreath onto your card but decorate it with beads and sequins to lend a creative touch.
If you desire to keep your naughty kids engaged in some fruitful and constructive pursuit, teach them how to make Christmas card Wreaths and let them make Christmas card Wreaths for the family and friends.
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