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By Kimberly
By Liz
You could buy a package of those jewelry rings that you connect lockets to necklaces, etc. and make mobiles, a curtain similar to the bead curtains of the 70's, or a window covering for kids rooms or game rooms. Use larger rings for the top row to slide onto curtain hangers.
You could even arrange them for a framed picture for the walls.
You could glue them together to make little fans for kids to use in church or on a hot day.
If they have a cute design on the backs, glue them to a piece of card-stock and make it a 3-D picture for a greeting card.
By Tawnda
By kijay
By kijay
Crystal Card Game Ornaments:
http://www.azcentral.com/home/crafty/articles/1206craftyideas06.html
By calnorth
By Brandy
Use them as flash cards with your grandkids to teach them numbers. Hopefully even if you don't have a complete set there will be enough numbers to be beneficial.
I saw a decorating show a while back that used playing cards as a wall border (or part of a border) that went about center height of the wall of a game room or family room. DIY probably. Can't quite remember the jist of it.
Teachers could use them as a border for a bulletin board...something like "play your cards right....."
The backs of playing cards in many cases are quite attractive.
If you have many differant backs of these playing cards you could create a very unique artwork from them. Maybe a picture within a picture.
I doubt ,I have the talent to create such a work but there are many people that do.
Imagine if you made such a piece ?You just might be creating a family heirloom.Heirlooms are getting harder and harder to create in today's disposible society.
So how about it? You out there GIVE IT A TRY.
It Is Your Deal
Mr. Thrifty
* Glue stick blank paper to the face of the card & used for flash cards ~ learning fun for the entire family.
* Dress up like Gambit & flick them at passers-by ::smirk::
* I've personally used a few cards as a wedge to stop the rattling noise on my dashboard (like most people use matchbooks).
* Glue Stick the cards to a bedroom wall (edging or wall paper) then clear-coat them. They should stay forever.