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Last but not least, if you've received an abundance of Christmas cards this year, common sense is generally the answer to whether you should recycle them. Traditional paper greeting cards are ...

Despite popular belief, recycling materials such as wrapping paper, Christmas cards, and gift bags isn't always feasible, reports Lancs Live. In fact, by including these items in our recycling ...

Christmas cards ... and make sure to press the cardboard down well as it is hard and can give an uneven shape if not pressed right. Now, cover the outer side of the card with plain paper, wrapping ...

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Folks in some southern parts of the province will be adding a little green to their white Christmas this year ... onto producers that make packaging and paper to fund and operate recycling ...

Wrapping paper, gift bags and Christmas cards CANNOT go in your green or blue ... Article continues below "Make sure you also remove any bows or ribbons before recycling your wrapping paper." ...

I checked the terms and conditions and was surprised to find the gift card had to be used within 12 months. This short expiry period seemed stingy and reminded me of the pitfalls of sending vouchers ...

Take this Christmas tree for example ... that powers it also acts as the stand in its vertical holder. Hit up GitHub if you want to make one for yourself. Want something even more 3D?

From singing in community to baking it until you make it ... at Christmas, but it’s actually central to many traditions, from picking holly and foraging for wreath-making supplies to eating a yule log ...