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ATC Fun

Recently I hosted an ATC swap on my blog and of course with the hundreds of Collage Sheets available at Altered Pages it was hard to narrow it down but I did...

Wine a little ATC

I started off with some Vintage Text papers for the background which I then stamped on some grapes.  I printed out several wine labels small enough to fit on my cards behind Stella which comes from the Vices collage sheet.  She's actually drinking gin but I used a bit of purple ink to color the "wine".  I printed out the sentiment, inked the edges with a bit of black ink.


I Like Your STYLE ATC

I used a few Pink Persimmon stamps for this atc... She's actually mounted over some old pattern paper that I stamped using a variety of the PP stamps.  I also added a small bit of washi tape, a button from my stash and a few dots of Stickles Glitter Glue for some sparkle to finish it off!


Have you made any ATC's lately?

Ink Stained Roni


Comments

  1. Love the fun feel!!! Awesome job!!!

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  2. These are both fun ATCs. You have a real knack with these. Lots of layers without making them feel crowded is not an easy thing to do on such a small surface!! I love this little wine card best. :-)

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  3. OH MY GOSH LOVE THESE!!!! I certainly LOVE your style!!!

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  4. I just think these are the cat's meow! LOL Love them - so fun and clever. Wonderful work!

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  5. Pink Pomegranate is one of my favorites! Love that you incorporated so many elements into a tiny ATC. THANKS for making great projects!

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  6. Absolutely beautiful ATCs, and I agree with Robin. You sure know how to put ATCs together juuuuust right.

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  7. Very creative ATC's!!! And yes to your question, I just finished 8 ATC's for a swap and have a few more to go ♥

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