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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
By joesgirl (Guest Post)
10/07/2006
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.
By Donna, NC (Guest Post)
09/01/2006
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.
By Michele in WV (Guest Post)
08/30/2006
Teachers could use them as a border for a bulletin board...something like "play your cards right....."
By
08/30/2006
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
By
08/30/2006
* 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.
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