S.M.C.O.F. ATC BOOK PROJECT 11

I am so late posting this project but, life is a constant change and sometimes it just does not allow a lot of time for the fun things. This was a fun project, I had never considered a book ATC before. I definitely had to start over several times because I just could not get something that I actually liked. I wanted it to be able to fit into my ATC notebook and not be super bulky. This design came from the Tim Holtz book of ATCs that I bought at Hobby Lobby years ago. If you would like all of the information about the book just leave me a comment and I will get it to you.

This paper is from K and Company, I chose it because it is double sided and worked great for this project. The bling is from Hobby Lobby and I really love it.

The stamp with the two ladies is from from Hampton Arts and actually has 4 ladies on it is called Fashionnista Ladies and went with a Graphic 45 collection from way back. The other is also from Hampton Arts and it is also from a Graphic 45 collection. I matted the images on black card stock and cut the corners with the ticket corner chomper from We R Memory keepers and I inked the edges of both with Tim Holtz distress ink fired brick. Well that is it for my project today and I will be back again soon with a new project.

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ABC Challenge J is for Jewels

Creative Inspiration Anything goes + option sketch



EASEL ATC CARDS

Good morning, I am back with a project that was made for a challenge over at the Facebook group "Crafter's with Artitude". The challenge was to make easel ATCs. I had never even heard of this before and thought that I would give it a try. I searched YouTube to find out if it had been done before and yep, there it was. So, I found a clear and concise tutorial and went to work.  This is what I came up with. IT was really simple and lots of fun. This is a great way to display your ATCs in your craft room.

 

The papers that I used were from K and Company the black and ivory collection. I inked all of the papers with black soot distress ink. I just love the way everything looks a little vintage to go with the images.  The images are from a Graphic 45 collection and the bling is from Michaels the punch used was EK Success and the sentiment is from the $1 bin at Michaels. The red bling is from the Paper Studio. Well, that is it for today and I hope to be back real soon with another project. Thanks for stopping by.

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Creative Inspiration A Trio of -3 of anything (3 red beads on each ATC)

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