Ticket shapes seem to be everywhere in papercrafting these days. If you think about it, they aren't normally considered decorating items - except when they are saved in our albums so we don't forget a memorable concert or other kind of performance. I have come to really like using ticket shapes on my cards along with the stamps that are available to adapt them to any occasion.
Here's a card I made using a ticket die from Spellbinders and a ticket-shaped thank you stamp from Close to My Heart that fits perfectly on the die-cut. The tickets were cut from kraft CS and stamped with a brown chalk ink.

I used papers from my stash and punched a border from white CS that I also inked along both sides to help define it a bit more. I had just the right length of green ribbon left to run across the center of the punched border and create a couple of small tails to peek out from beneath the Petaloo flowers. A few pink flat-backed pearls, a little faux stitching with a pink marker and my thank you card was done.
I think I'll be using the ticket shape quite a bit in the future. It really is versatile and adds a nice point of interest.
Thanks for stopping by. Remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day.
Cheryl
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