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Spooky ATCs by Debi Tullier

Fun, Fun and more fun! ATC's are a fun way to share your techniques. I love experimenting with new methods and my ATCs are no exception. 


Here are my supplies:
Cards
Aleene’s tacky glue
Alcohol Markers
91% Alcohol to swirl colors of markers
Dixie Bell Paints
Art Anthology
Metallic marker (on hand)
Stencils on hand
Stencil previously from AlteredPages

Join me next month!

#SeptemberATC

Prizes include papers, stamps, art pencils and more!  Prizes will be given weekly by random drawing to one lucky person.  You simply send a photo of your ATC creation*, we will add it to the blog.  You can submit any day of the week.  Each Sunday a prize will be displayed on the Blog.  The following Sunday a prize will be awarded.  You can submit up to three photos each week.  It's not mandatory, but we would really like for you to incorporate AlteredPages products with your ATCs.
*Send your ATC photos one of two ways

Email to:   Artsociates@gmail.com


Very important to ADD hashtag #SeptemberATC  so we know you want to be entered in the prize drawing.
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