Showing posts with label ATC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ATC. Show all posts

Sunday, April 13, 2008

New ATCs - "Time" Swap

I finished 9 ATCs for a swap. All are a bit different, only in the photo I've used. Otherwise, the techniques are the same. I began with a background of tissue paper with clocks on it. Patterned paper on the left, swiped with brown ink. The ornate embellished "arch" is from a brown frame I cut apart to make at least 9 parts. Vellum vintage photo. Embossed stamp with words. Lastly - the finishing touch - tiny watch parts.



Thursday, March 20, 2008

Baggie Swap ATCs from Others

The ATCs from the swap I was involved with have arrived. They really are cool. I love seeing what others have done with my "stuff." I especially love the "WILD" atc - very clever use of the stuff I sent. Cool to think that the leaves are from an old placemat I loved and the animal print wrapping paper came from Julie on a present. The "Tea" atc lower right is very similar to the one I created for this person. We both used the tea flower, words and heart clip similarly. We even used a similar color scheme. Very fun and a big thank you goes out to all the women who made these: Alison, Caroline in CA, Jenny in TX and Judy.

Friday, February 01, 2008

New ATCs

I enjoyed some stolen moments this evening and created some ATCs.
This ATC is titled, "On Strike."
My Bird Series (thinking of spring)


Saturday, September 29, 2007

First ATC and First Swap


I made my first ever artist trading cards! I saw a swap with an Asian theme and knew this was a great thing for me with my asian interest and my many asian related materials I collect. Here are the results. I made 11 cards that are almost identical - a few variations here and there. I'll send them out this next week and get new ones from other artists. I like the way these turned out.
  • Background - asian themed napkin (bamboo)
  • Origami paper (red and green)
  • Mesh like "paper" from Loose Ends
  • Leaves that fell from my neighbor's tree
  • Off white Korean writing - from a tea bag - "Korean traditional tea"
  • Seed beads