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The first one I covered the whole of the ATC with the paper and then tore out a smaller rectangle from a co ordinating piece. I decorated one of the tags with some ribbon from the HOTP cardmaker's ribbon pack and a "time " charm. To finnish off I added the journey fragment and using some sandpaper I distressed the edges of all the papers. For the second ATC I left some of the playing card showing as this was to be a game ATC. Again I tore the vintage papers and distressed both the card and papers with sandpaper. I also added a little domino charm and using the lettering stencils I added "Game on". To finnish off I cut out the 8 from a HOTP round alphabet and number sheet and added a little pinwheel to the club image. For the third and final ATC I did the same again and covered it all with the vintage papers, I used a tag from the set and used a brad to adhere it to the ATC. I cut out a few of the flowers from the papers and adhered them to the ATC covering a bit of the tag so they stood out a bit more. The woman image was from the internet. Sandpapered again to create a distressed look.
3 comments:
ooh they're gorgeous Shary - love that matchbox!
Oh Shary! those ATCs are fabulous - I especially like the middle one (game on)!
These ATCs' are great Shary. You put those giant cards to good use - fab!
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