Scrapbooking Tickets...

[lrmillen]

Yes, it sounds strange to have a SB devoted to tickets, but it's a nice collection (several Super Bowl tics) which is currently housed in a hideous, ripped paper folder. It would be a gift album for someone. Has anyone done something like this? The part I can't figure out is ... how to show both sides of the ticket without using only sheet protectors, also i don't want to glue them. any ideas, please??

 

[DizC1288]

Creative Memories has photo mounting sleeves that would be perfect for tickets or things that you want to see both side of things. You can use the Photo mounting tape to adhear the edge of the sleeves. They come in different sizes.

 

[pattyT]

would you laminate them?

Then punch a hole in the top (laminate part not tix or course - and you could use fiber through the hole and adhere the fiber to the book - so you could flip the tix around - and not worry that fingerprints etc would ruin it!

hth

Patty

 

[Tiger Fan]

Here is another idea - a friend of our's has a huge frame with his tickets over the past many years (concert tickets, sporting events, etc.). It's gorgeous. It's matted and the tickets are put in just as they are, no laminating or anything. I don't know what holds them in place, but it's a nice hanging on the wall. I wish I had of saved more of our tickets for something like this.
Lisa

 

[jenjie]

I saw someone do that same thing with the cards they received when their baby was born. I thought it was such a neat idea.