Best way to scrap post cards

Jun '11 Cescrapper

RE: ScrappyMama6: Paper pockets and place the postcards in there so they can be taken out and viewed when you wish?

thank you ladies for a lot of great ideas
Jun '11 ScrappyMama6

RE: Scrap4brains: How about an acrylic album?

Paper pockets and place the postcards in there so they can be taken out and viewed when you wish?
Jun '11 Scrap4brains

RE: Just G: i was going to suggest the photo sleeves as well. you can put PP and journaling cards as well in some of the other sleeves to tell about each trip like this First Glimpse By Angel401

How about an acrylic album?
Jun '11 Just G

RE: Aquabunny: A pocket page protector like the ones below would be great. You could decorate the other pockets with embellishments or additional information, or you could looks for something similar to those below except only half a page width - though I imagine the full-page ones could be cut down for that purpose if necessary.

i was going to suggest the photo sleeves as well. you can put PP and journaling cards as well in some of the other sleeves to tell about each trip

like this
First Glimpse By Angel401
Jun '11 Aquabunny

RE: Seaexplore: you can color copy the back on card stock and put it side by side with the front view. you can make a "hinge" out of paper (or get scrappy hinges like Tim Holtz sells) and make it so you can turn it over. Pockets are always a good idea and you can slip them into those.

A pocket page protector like the ones below would be great. You could decorate the other pockets with embellishments or additional information, or you could looks for something similar to those below except only half a page width - though I imagine the full-page ones could be cut down for that purpose if necessary.
Jun '11 Seaexplore

RE: Cescrapper: a friend of mine has been traveling and she's been sendintg me post cards from england and i want to be able to show the front as well as the back. i'm open to any ideas anyone may have.

you can color copy the back on card stock and put it side by side with the front view.

you can make a "hinge" out of paper (or get scrappy hinges like Tim Holtz sells) and make it so you can turn it over.

Pockets are always a good idea and you can slip them into those.
Jun '11 Cescrapper

a friend of mine has been traveling and she's been sendintg me post cards from england and i want to be able to show the front as well as the back. i'm open to any ideas anyone may have.