Today I am sharing with you four ATCs (Artist Trading Cards). They are for 2 different swaps; one for a swap in a Yahoo Group and the other for a swap in a Facebook group. All of them were made with bits and pieces in my stash. Here is the pic:
The two ATCs on the top are for the swap on Facebook. We were to make one representing January and one representing February. So snow and hearts! The Let it Snow card was made using all kinds of snowflakes; a snow flurry if you will!
The bottom two were made for a swap on Yahoo. All of the Valentine ATCs were made with a hodgepodge of ephemera and embellishments, including washi tape, paper lace, rhinestones, wood hearts, and stickers. I think they turned out cute and I know my partners will love them! (I see the card on left doesn't show the glossy image clearly. It is a cupid using ink and pen to write letter to their Valentine. The image is from an older Tim Holtz holiday paper pad. Sorry about that!)
I have two Valentine themed pocket letters to work on next and will post when I have them completed. Do you make pocket letters? I enjoy putting them together and filling the back side with goodies. One of my pocket letters requires only three pockets! I love making the mini ones! Stay tuned!
Thank you for stopping by my blog today!
Hope you're having a great day wherever you are.
Off to create some more!
Paige
The two ATCs on the top are for the swap on Facebook. We were to make one representing January and one representing February. So snow and hearts! The Let it Snow card was made using all kinds of snowflakes; a snow flurry if you will!
The bottom two were made for a swap on Yahoo. All of the Valentine ATCs were made with a hodgepodge of ephemera and embellishments, including washi tape, paper lace, rhinestones, wood hearts, and stickers. I think they turned out cute and I know my partners will love them! (I see the card on left doesn't show the glossy image clearly. It is a cupid using ink and pen to write letter to their Valentine. The image is from an older Tim Holtz holiday paper pad. Sorry about that!)
I have two Valentine themed pocket letters to work on next and will post when I have them completed. Do you make pocket letters? I enjoy putting them together and filling the back side with goodies. One of my pocket letters requires only three pockets! I love making the mini ones! Stay tuned!
Thank you for stopping by my blog today!
Hope you're having a great day wherever you are.
Off to create some more!
Paige
