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Colorized Vintage Beauties!

Have you seen black and white photos colorized.  Well on my ATC's today I decided to add a bit of color to the Altered Pages Beauties Collage printed on a transparency.  Did you know that you can order the collage sheets at Altered Pages and have them emailed to you! Reprint as often as you wish. .  



Supplies:


To start I cut 3 ATCs from one of the Large Tags, ATCs measure 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches.  Next ic cut three images from the Altered Pages Beauties Collage Sheet.


Using the Luster Rub I added color to the ATC, trying to get most of it in places that would add color to the images.  To do this you can use any medium like: Gelatos, paint, inks and watercolor pencils.


With Adhesive adhere the images to the cards.


With Gold Paint create frames around the edges of the ATCs!


Add embellishments like: FlowersFoil Heart and Large Rhinestone!


Start thinking about making ATCs we would like to see what you are creating... 



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