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Altered Tickets & Swaps

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I've be volunteering over at Mini Album Scraps as a hostess to a few swaps.  Our newest swap is an Altered Ticket swap.  Sign-ups for the swap are open until the 15th of September.  If you would like to join the site and participate in swaps, which by the way is ALL FREE!!!!, click here, and join the site.

I have also created a video that shows how you can create tickets to alter if you don't have the Tim Holtz ticket die.


I hope you enjoy this little tutorial!!!

Happy Crafting!!!!
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  1. LuvcreatincardsFebruary 18, 2016 at 3:27 AM

    Thanks for your great video, I love the voice of your little helper in the background. Great idea to use the Crop-a-dile to make them look like tickets. I recently made some tickets myslef and because it was raining heavily and at night, I didn't fancy going out to to my workshop get a hole punch, so instead I folded the ticket strip up and used my Tim Holtz heavy duty scissors to snip a tiny triangle off each of the four corners, it was super fast too as there were only the four cuts to make. Your idea for a regular ticket swap sounds fun too. Is it still on going and if so is it open to swappers around the world? Could you also please tell me which scoreboard you use, it looks a good and I like the idea of the built in little storage area.
    Warmest best wishes from across the miles in France
    Susanne
    AKA Luvcreatincards

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