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Annie liked to think inside the box . . .

As you probably know, for the month of May Altered Pages is teaming up with Eileen Hull's Artists on the block, showing off some fun ATBs, aka Artist Trading Blocks, featuring AP images.

Annie Liked to Think Inside the Box.

Want to see more ATBs?  Stop by The Artists on the Block, and have a look around for tons of inspiration.  See AlteredPages for collages and inks.  Want to know more about Annie?  There's a little more info on my blog.

:)trisha

Comments

  1. Love your design! The butterflies swirling around her are awesome!

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  2. wow - that is clever! and so pretty. Love it!

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  3. Oh my Word a Butterfly Bonanza!!! This is a stunner indeed! I adore the colorful wired butterflies, with the cascading flowers and tulle. And the dame peeking out of the Artist Trading Block is the icing on the Cake!

    Fab!

    Amy*

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  4. Lovely, very clever...I love ATB so much one can do with them.

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  5. very creative love art blocks.

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  6. Beautiful ATB, love the flowers and butterflies which add wonderful movement to your design, gorgeous . Tracy x

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  7. BOX-TASTIC! It's wonderful in so many ways....all the pieces and parts are perfect! THANKS.

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  8. It makes my heart flutter :-) There are so many things you can do with ATB.

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  9. Such a beautiful composition. Love how everything either flies above or cascades out. Wonderful!!!

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  10. So very pretty...and definitely outside the box creativity! I love it!

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  11. What fun Trisha! Love the butterflies but Annie is perfect peeking out.

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  12. When I saw the pic of this box on facebook, I knew straight away it was yours Trisha.....the Tulle and all that prettiness gave it away. You were definitely thinking out of the box about Annie thinking in it! Beautifully done! xx

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