/diy/ - Do It Yourself

Hi, so I was wondering if anybody here has ever made their own Lottery Scratch and Win tickets for fun? I'm looking to make one for my wife with a cat theme and have the prize be a present that I got her after she matches three cat faces or something. I remember when I was younger we had this craft kit that used Crayons and you scratched off the Crayon material and underneath you saw the image you had drawn on the paper. I don't want this to look like just a lame gift I want it to resemble the actual ones you get at the store but still have a funny touch to it. I was thinking just one of the Bingo style games or one of the Match 3 and win a corresponding prize.

>>491733
Forgot the link, http://www.ebay.ca/itm/4-arcade-game-joysticks-8-way-and-12-buttons-with-micro-switches-used-/321164039009?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ac6de5361

>>490960
I won't be using that but this is a good idea in the future for certain things I have to display. Thanks

>>490420
Aw man really? Do you think it would be better with a thick black border around it? Like if I had a shelf like pic related? And on a side note, I do have a black bookcase (from IKEA) in my room as well as 3 of those black shelves (from IKEA) so I want it all to match.

>>490423
They have the game and manual in the boxes but they are still quite light, I just have my worries with that adhesive stuff because I had a few poster corners come undone over the years.

And this is what the whole wall looks like.

If you have any notes or advice please let me know!

This is how I want to display the games

Ok, so I have a game room and I have some shelves set up to display some of my favourite games and figures and I have some posters hanging as you can see. What I would like to do is somehow secure my boxed games (3 of them) to the wall but I dont want to damage the boxes in any way and I don't want a risk of them falling easily. As far as I can imagine, this seems to be impossible because you can't hang something without having tape or a hole in the back of it to secure it. does there exist some kind of really skinny shelf that it could sit on that isn't very noticeable? Maybe something like how a painting sits on an art isle? Or if you have any better ideas on how to display my games in this wall space I would gladly take a look, maybe a bookcase type hanger that has 3 openings to slip the games into?

I will post some more photos of my room so you have a good idea of what I'm working with here, and yes I have access to lots of tools (my dad is a carpenter, but he lives a few hours away and I want to do this myself)

<<<< This is the space beside my poster that i want to display my games in