Showing posts with label atc cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atc cards. Show all posts

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Card: Dog-gone cute card!



This was a commissioned birthday card.....and it's the biggest I have ever done (8x9). I used embellishments by Autumn Leaves (Pretty Poppies) and Stampin Up rubons.



Tuesday, November 25, 2008

WW: November ATC


This is my entry for this month's A Piece of Craft ATC club cards.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

WW: Boo Tower - October ATC





The theme for my favorite ATC Club this month is Halloween and I knew as soon as I saw this image in my Dover Design Sampler that it was perfect. It had the whimsy I have enjoyed about Halloween!
Cardstock: Stampin Up Kraft
Patterned paper: Imaginisce Halloween
Ink: Versamagic Gingerbread
Embellishment: Dymo caption maker "Boo!"
Image: Susan Brack halloween

Thursday, September 25, 2008

September ATC cards




For this month's ATC cards I had to think how I was going to incorporate the theme (Dimension & Texture). I found some free 3D brushes of gates/grasses online (dimension, to me) and then with my Cuttlebug's textile embossing folder added the texture. A big thanks to Marion for going above and beyond last month, specially since she has not been feeling well.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Wonderful Wednesdays: August ATC




On this my first installment of "Wonderful Wednesdays" I wanted to show you how I used those butterflies. I wanted to keep as much of their vibrancy as possible so I printed them out on inkjet transparency sheets. These are my first ATC cards for APieceofcraft . Marion Smith is an inspiration with all the embossing idea videos on Youtube. My strong in divine guidance allowed me to find her online. In these I used Arithmetique gaffer tape by 7Gypsies, Stampin Up Vanilla cardstock and jewel brads from the pretties kit, as well as stamps from the Make it Count stamp set. I have also always wanted to play with some Dee Gruenig brush markers I bought a while back. I wanted to make the stamps echo the colors of the butterflies and I found myself wondering why I hadn't thought of the idea before. I will definitely make up for that oversight from now on.