Storage for completed cards

Nov 04, 2003 3 Replies

We're discussing our archives of unsent cards in another thread. That brings up another question -- how do you store your completed cards that aren't immediately sent?



By season? With envelope or without? Boxes? Neat or messy? :-)



Mine were in a nice school box (kind of like a cigar box), but then outgrew that and became a pile. I just resorted them and matched each with an envelope. Now I've got to find some other way to store them before the pile tilts over and spills ...



And where did I get so many orphan envelopes??



:-) Gina



I bought a couple of card storage boxes from current. (they are sold in sets of 2) They're nice & big to hold cards as big as 8 1/2 x 5 /12! The boxes come with dividers to separate categories. My categories are: birthday sympathy blank inside (with no words outside) friendship humorous thanks Christmas (I work on them year round) other holidays

I use one of those card boxes from Current. It has little dividers with stickers for each occassion (Birthday, Baby, etc.). I like to stamp on the envelope as well, so I store the "set" together. I used to make each card as I needed one, but then a few times when I had to drop everything and make a card because I had forgot an occassion or whatever, I now make a "twin" when I make a card so I have an extra stash in case of an emergency.

Cecelia

I store mine in a small box, well smallish vbg, and inside I keep a few scented candles I was given years ago. The cards always smell so lovely.

Hugs from France, Joanne

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"Gina Bull" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@virginia.edu...> We're discussing our archives of unsent cards in another thread. That> brings up another question -- how do you store your completed cards that> aren't immediately sent?>

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