Here are some recent ATC’s that I have made. Some are for Atcoz, some for CuteStampers. I really like some of these.. What’s YOUR fav? I have spares of some of these so if you comment. I may send you the one you like (if available) :) I really like the “all things grow with love” and the weather one is so cute. The background paper has been run through the cuttlebug to make the rain. But rather than have it bumpy side out, it is the other way around.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Winners ARE grinners pt 2
Well as I mentioned the other day I won a stamp set for my 10 cards at Purple Scraps well I also won a mystery prize at a $50 value. My name was drawn from a hat by Chelle’s lovely son Peter. I am so excited. I can’t wait to find out what it is!!
Thanks again Chelle.
Below is an atc I made for a colour combo competition.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Birthday ATC's
You may remember I made the set of three cards for the birthday challenge at AC4Y, well at AngelATC's it is their birthday this month so Anne decided to host a birthday swap, so I added another 4 ATC's to the original 3 and sent in the 5 for the swap keeping one for my mum and myself. Anne's pictures look better than my original one.. LOL
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Sunday, October 05, 2008
Countries of the World ATC swap
I am in a COTWA swap with AngelATC's and the girls have been really wrapped about my atc, so I thought I would share it here. I wrote the instructions out for them so will share that too. It is 100% Tim Holtz product. I love Timmy! I would love it if he came to Australia!!!!! I'd even billet him LOL.. But it wouldn't be a fair trade as I would raid his stash lol.
It is done in distressing embossing powders so it feels
really rough and textured. Anyhow here is said ATC and instructions....
1. inked my 'time' stamp in milled lavender and stamped where I wanted
2. inked my 'corner' stamp (from same set as above) in china blue and stamped where I wanted
3. inked my Mona/paris atc stamp in soot ink and stamped where I wanted
4. Tipped on soot distressing powder (shake first ;)) and then heat well with a heat gun. let cool
5. rub your finger all over the embossing to release the special crystals
6. inked around the edge roughly with Brushed Corduroy ink.
All inks mentioned are the Tim Holtz Distressing inks :)
