Christmas Cards?

I know you all have your favorite thing to do with each years Xmas cards.  Mine, for the most part have been to file them in a clear plastic shoe box.  But, after some years,  the storage box is full!  And, since I was thinking about my rubber stamps recently, I remembered the tiny doll stamp I have which would fit on one side of the cards just about right.  So, out came the cards, out came the stamp.  I used the pretty fronts of the cards and stamped the doll pattern on the back.  I like how the cut up holiday patterns can now be used all year!  Next, cutting!  All this is pretty easy to do on my lap desk, since I have to keep my feet up as much as possible, lol.  Then I used a needle tool to punch tiny holes in the bodies and arms.  I decided I wanted some of them to have wings, and some of the cards were big enough to cut a set out of the left overs from the doll.  To make the wings I cut a deep veed heart, then separated them into two parts.  I decided some faces would be nice, so painted an oval with acrylic paints and used markers and pens for features.  I am not used to working on such small faces so they are not as great as I would have liked them to be, but are acceptable at this point.   During this process, my three darling car girls came to visit and of course they were thrilled with the little fairies and pixies, so had to make one too!  I let them pick whichever one they wanted from the body parts I had cut out.  We put them together with tiny brads.  I have been playing with fairies and pixies,  adding the features, and inspirational words to each.  I will put these in a little drawer where I keep pieces of art for little gifties.  FAIRIES AND PIXIES, what fun!