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  • Published: Oct 7th, 2009
  • Category: Money

What would you do with your old credit cards?

COMMENTS: 12 Comments

I never had any credit card debt, but I don’t think I’d want a reminder of all that debt.

Still, some of the ideas are cool, like as pieces of art, if you are proud of having gotten rid of all that debt.

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What an interesting post from Pics Roll.

There are more pictures of what people have done with their credit cards (mostly jewelery).

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12 Responses to “What would you do with your old credit cards?”


  1. Carrie
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 11:52 AM

    I cut mine up and distribute them among various trash cans so no one can put the pieces back together.


  2. Birdie
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 11:53 AM

    Okay… that dress is a little overboard. I like the little plant decor accouterments though.
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  3. me in millions
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 1:33 PM

    Those pictures are so cool! Though I think the credit card dress is pushing it just a little…
    me in millions´s last blog ..Get rid of stuff update My ComLuv Profile


  4. her every cent counts
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 2:20 PM

    Love the bracelet. This definitely gives me an idea about what I can do with my expired cards that are lying around, at least.


  5. Cammila
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 3:37 PM

    Okay, that credit card dress actually made me laugh out loud. That pic was a brilliant choice.
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  6. Donnie
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 3:53 PM

    I hear that credit cards can be cut up into really good collar stays.


  7. The Asian Pear
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 4:06 PM

    Okay… I’m not a fashion guru or anything… But that dress is REALLY ugly. I can understand it being a piece of fashion as a statement… but not to wear. But more for editorial photo reasons. ugh.

    The rainbow art is pretty cool though I must say.
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  8. eemusings
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 6:08 PM

    I like the rainbow one, too – very arty!


  9. Foxie
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 10:09 PM

    The stars are pretty cool, and the one charm-esque bracelet… I kinda like to use my credit cards, though, and that only works well if they’re in one piece.
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  10. onada
    on Oct 7th, 2009
    @ 11:14 PM

    Loving the new look on wordpress and I love the credit card dress idea hahaha
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    on Oct 9th, 2009
    @ 4:03 PM

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  12. Revanche
    on Oct 11th, 2009
    @ 7:25 PM

    I’d like to make the flowers, but I’d be paranoid about leaving my cards intact to do that.
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