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Springtime Fairies atc

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Hello Thursday and welcome AP blog followers!
  Time for my first post this month using our partner product-M-D Hobby&Craft -Aluminum Metal Sheets.

After cutting my sheet to size with tin snips, I  painted the metal with acrylic paint and covered the edges with craft tape.

 Next I  cut out a fairy and friend from AlteredPages collage sheet- Little Fairies-AP1554 . The graphic was fancy cut , then glued to black cardstock and the cutout again, leaving a bit of the black around the edges for dimension. Next I coated the fairy and friend with gloss varnish.





















My next step was to color my AlteredPages Flower Trim from green to a matching blue.
 
 
Time to audition my pieces


  My finished Springtime Fairy atc!
I love how the sun shines through the metal sheet and creates that neat design on the table!


 Products used: 
M-D Hobby&Craft-Aluminum Metal Sheet
AlteredPages Embellishments~Flower Trim
AlteredPages~GermanScrap
 AlteredPages Collage Sheet~ LittleFairies1554
miniature mushrooms
acrylic paint
dimensional glue
craft tape

Thanks for checking in
Jackie ")



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  1. Tristan RobinThursday, May 07, 2015

    charming card! love incorporating the metal into it ... very effective!

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  2. Win Dinn, ArtistThursday, May 07, 2015

    This is just delightful fun, Jackie - love it. The playful attitude all around makes it well worth a deep look. I and I NEVER resist anything that casts a shadow! xo

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  3. Barbara RankinThursday, May 07, 2015

    Very cute project, and I love how you used the metal background.

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  4. DIYDesignStudioThursday, May 07, 2015

    Fantastic use of the product. Who would have thought ATC? Perfectly Spring!

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  5. JackieThursday, May 07, 2015

    A fabulous ATC♥

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  6. krcmasterpieceSaturday, May 09, 2015

    Really cute!!

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