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Turning scrap into art

I know there are other artists and crafters out there like me who have a bin full of wonderful little bits and pieces leftover from other projects.  You know the ones...the unique paper, the stamped image that didn't get used, the random Altered Pages collage image from a full sheet of images.  I dug into that bin this week to create a trio of artist trading cards (ATC) to share with you.

Normally, I share how to pictures with you but since I use using remnants I don't have any.  Everything was already (mostly) ready to use.  I hope you enjoy!




Supplies used:
Tea Party collage sheet
Pretty Purple collage sheet
Pocket Quotes 2 collage sheet
Chinese Textiles collage sheet
Year of the Dragon collage sheet
Stained Glass Windows collage sheet
Collage Backgrounds 1 collage sheet
Metal charms
Fancy Ribbon (used only the pink & black dangles)




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