I just realized I never got back to you on the reproduction ticket holder I recently purchased. The first thing I noticed about it was that it looked brand new, so I took some sandpaper to it to rough it up a bit. I also banged out some of the sharp edges with a hammer. When I finished beating it up, it looked like this:
Then for the fun part~ I gathered some of my favorite ephemera, including a letter written in the early 1900's, an old flashcard, a blotter, an art tag, an old receipt, a soap coupon, a milk cap, some dairy coupons, a couple of old stamps, and the photograph we found in my furniture I mentioned here.
The thing I love about this is the fact that it can be constantly changed. I think I'll change it up for major holidays like Halloween and Christmas.
I love it! It would look great on my mantle. Where or where will I find a reproduction ticket holder of my own??
ReplyDeleteI got mine from Alpha Stamps: http://alphastamps.com/index.php?cPath=4_98&&page=2
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Love your craft and your ethic, I know you and my daughter must be kindred spirits. She loves giving old things new purpose. If you'd like to check out her blog it's;
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regards jo (Imaginarium team member - Twisted Whimsey)
Thanks for the link! I love both your blogs! :)
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