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From a Christmas past...but I could not resist sharing this photo with you. Toby loves these little carolers - he likes to snuggle up with them under the Christmas tree.
My daughter Amanda's atc's for the Kids ATC group swap. I think her cards are pretty good, don't you?
These cards are all available for trade! I made a whole page of snowflakes, using a Sakura Micron pen, and used blue chalks to shade them. I then cut the page into cards...It took me FOREVER to do (over an hour and a half) but I was very pleased with the end result!
I made this card quite some time ago, for my cousin's wedding. It is still one of my favourites! I like the way the layout worked...
Here are all the cards I made for the swap. I was surprised with how much I liked them once they were done. Vintage is not usually my style, which is why I had so many vintage angel stickers laying around!
For a Vintage Angel Swap. I tried to do some collages, but I was not happy with them. So I went back to my usual style, and I liked the results! A great way to use some old stickers...
Well, the rain barrel is frozen now, winter arrived with a snow storm on October 16th. So the rain barrel goldfish have now moved indoors for the winter...
For a swap -
It was supposed to be about the HUMOR of Halloween - quite a challenge...so I decided to go the CORNY route...It ended up being A LOT of fun, and I was really happy with how they turned out! The kids really liked these, too.
These are spoken for...for a swap I am participating in. They were lots of fun to make, and I think they turned out great!
Here are some cards that were done with the technique listed below...I drew an entire page of designs (with a sharpie marker), coloured them in and embellished with a gold paint pen. Then I cut the page into ATC size cards. I am quite pleased with the results, and have several cards available for trade!
Another pattern that will be cut into cards. Sometimes it is much easier to sit with a full sheet of paper, and just doodle away. As long as the pattern is small enough, and detailed enough, this technique works very well.
I made this page to cut into ATC's (Art Trading Cards). It think the pattern looks like old fashioned wall paper...
All of these Fabulous Fifites cards were created for an ATC swap. I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my new set of cards! It was such a fun theme to work with, I never ran out of ideas!