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YOU can make fabulous ATB's with simple supplies!

above by Becky Voth
below by Jean Moore

A little paint, some stamps or punchinella, papers,  a smatter of some mica flakes or leafing and VOILA !   Wonderful Art to display. 

 

Have fun and get your ATB's at www.alteredpages.com (best price around!)

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  1. 505whimsygirlMonday, February 25, 2013

    What's an ATB? This looks fun!!

    Kay

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    1. Becky VothTuesday, February 26, 2013

      Instead of an ATC, which stands for Artist Trading Card; it's an Artist Trading BLOCK! More room to make you mark! They're so fun to play with!!! - becky

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