Your Arts N' Crafts

Courtney (1) from The South (Contact Member) -

Do you all remember in elementary school when you would make sticker collections? I feel so dumb saying that I used to love doing this. I loved the scratch and sniff and the Lisa Frank stickers.

Comment #1 Jeanette from AZ (Contact Member) -

I have a bunch of stickers in my scrapbook supplies box and my girls are always ransacking it!! My youngest one ended up putting about 50 stickers on her closet door...She got into trouble for that one ;) It was tough getting them all off.

Comment #2 endora (24.45.126.104) -

LOL. I have the same problem with my little ones. I keep trying to direct them to a sticker book but they always loose them and start stickering there room up.

Comment #3 TexasGal from Dallas, Texas (Contact Member) -

I kept my stickers in photo albums. I would carefully cut the stickers off the sheets to display them. Then my friends and I would trade stickers like other people traded cards.

Comment #4 Galifornia (63.176.159.203) -

I am a big fan of stickers back in the days. The odd part is my daughters also like them now. I Guess the sticker craze runs in the family? hahaha

Comment #5 Gardo (63.176.159.176) -

Well, I am not "that" into stickers but to what I can remember is that I buy those cheap bubble gums with free stickers in it and whenever I get the chance to stick to any surface is I stick it. From walls, notebooks, mirrors to even my skin.... those were the good old innocent days. I believe because of the latest technologies and of changing times stickers are slowly fading because kids rather play with console or computer games rather than collecting stickers.

Comment #6 Mal (63.176.159.222) -

I remember back in elementary school, we would get a sticker on a test that we did great on. Then, if we were lucky enough, some of those tests would be getting scratch n' sniff stickers on them. Just imagine a bunch of little kids with their noses stuck to a piece of paper, breathing in the fumes of the sticker deeply.

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