Boxed Birthday Cards

I don't want the little cheap Walter Drake kind - I mean the nice ones. Thank you so much!

i use this site i even pay so i can make my own cards

http://www1.yahoo.americangreetings.com/

2008-10-10 07:13:58 by Jodi Barrett

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Hubbys b'day on the 7th. When should we store cards?
Oh, and if you could give me any cool ideas as to how we could store/display them that would be great - the local school made loads of handmade cards for him and it just seems a pitty to hide them in an old box - but I don't want them out all over the place either.

OK, one week for keeping them out. Then maybe instead of a scrapbook, make sort of a collage or poster art out of them that can be brought out yearly and added to with others. Hope he had a happy birthday.

2006-12-09 14:52:32 by tyreesesmum

Most cards have foil stamped text on the front
Includes 30 white envelopes
Size is 5 x 7.75

The senior class is selling boxed greeting cards.Birthday cards sell for $ 5.00 a box while thank you cards sell for $ 7.00 a box. You sold 4 more boxes of birthday cards than thank you cards; your total sales amounted to $ 152.00.How many boxes of each kind did you sell?

X=amount sold, so it would be 7x for thank you cards. Since the was 4 more birthday cards it is 5(X+4). So it amounts to 7X+5(X+4)=152
7X+5X+20=152
12X +20=152
12X+20-20=152-20
12X=132
12X/12=132/12
X=11

2007-11-28 14:31:34 by Pooh

Price: $14.95 $14.95

12 Matching Designer Envelopes
Packaged in an Adorable Box
A Sheet of Stickers Featuring UFF Characters

I don't want to organise them in a box.
I want to be able to see all of them.

They could be displayed very nicely in a large photo album or go to an office supply store they could have some type of clear sleeves to insert them into.

2007-04-06 18:53:59 by ltre536

I have inherited quite a collection that are over 40 years old. I don't know what to do with them, whether I should put them in a scrapbook or just leave them in a box. Any suggestions? The actual quantity would be about a shoebox full that are from when me and my brother and sister were one, two and three years old.

Mount them on scrapbook pages, so they can be opened and read. Perhaps you could construct memory books for your siblings and give it to them for their birthday. It would be a unique gift to say the least.

2010-03-08 13:19:27 by doglover