Stocking Up on 47 Cent Hallmark Greeting Cards at Walmart

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You already know that I’m all about frugal living. I love going to the grocery store or drug store and saving more money than I spend. I love using coupons. And I love saving money. So when I learned that we can purchase Hallmark Cards for as little as $0.47 (yes 47 cents) at Walmart, I was shocked! Just because I’m frugal doesn’t mean that I had figured out how to save money on greeting cards. Until now!

I headed to Walmart since Walmart is the only place we can find $0.47 greeting cards. When I turned down the greeting card aisle, I saw the $0.47 greeting cards and also the $0.97 greeting cards.

When you are at Walmart next time, I highly recommend you check out the huge selection of cards you can choose from. I purchased a dozen cards. The stockpiler in me wanted to take advantage of this awesome price and also plan ahead for both forseen and unforeseen events in the future. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gone to the store and paid over $4 or $5 on just one card because I was rushing to head to a baby shower or a funeral or send a birthday card off in the mail. Now, I didn’t feel bad stocking up on lots of cards because I only spent $5.64 on a dozen cards! I usually spend around that much on just one!

The majority of the Hallmark greeting cards I purchased were birthday cards. We have a crazy amount of nieces and nephews and my goal is to have enough birthday cards to cover their next birthday. Above is a picture of one of my favorite birthday cards I purchased. It is gender neutral and even age neutral so I can use it on younger children or even older adults. The card stock is thick and durable just like the higher priced cards that I typically purchase!

Since I was stocking up on cards, I wanted to have them nicely organized to insure that I don’t lose them OR forget that I have them! While at Walmart, I purchased a plastic organizer with a lid for just $2.84! And, I purchased markers. I already had markers on my shopping list so I’m not factoring the cost of them into this purchase. At home, I had large blank notecards that I planned to use as dividers for my greeting card organizer.

I’m not the craftiest person that I know so I really loved this storage idea that I came up with. It didn’t entail any craftiness except from writing the greeting card category on the blank notecard. I did have to cut one of the notecards up width-wise so that I could add a little height to my category dividers. That I could handle!

Above is a picture of the finished product! This plastic container is the perfect size for storing greeting cards and I am so excited knowing that I have saved so much money by stocking up on Hallmark greeting cards!

Did you know that at Walmart we can find Hallmark greeting cards priced at just 47 cents!! I stocked up and made this cute greeting card holder. #ad #sendsmiles

A video posted by Liza (@addictedtosaving) on Jul 14, 2015 at 12:04pm PDT

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Have you seen these cards yet? Will you be stocking up on Hallmark greeting cards priced as low as $0.47?