I've wanted to try my hand at making an ATC for some time. I decided to go with vintage, so I used a vintage image of a pretty child.
I added 3 hand-cut butterflies coated with glossy accents, and 2 tiny flowers. The little girl was wearing a necklace with stones, so I added 3 tiny rhinestones where they actually were on the photo. For the background, I stamped and embossed using a script stamp, then used two different distress inks to give a dual tone.
This actually was fun (which is what crafting should be).
I was inspired by the ATC's on blogs including Laura's. She's at http://artfullymusing.blogspot.com/. Her ATC's are absolutely gorgeous and should be at home in a Museum of art!
13 comments:
a beautiful job. and your first try? so sweet! well done. tfs!
Lovely job! Laura
Nice one!! Happy to trade any time.
Gorgeous..are you sure it's your first..(wink)
Well well. As the impressive art and more the touchy narration of minute details. Hope more and more will be shared. Thanking You and with Best Wishes.
Hey GREAT job....now will you send this to someone...and trade cards with them..or did you do it "just because"..? Just urious.
I have seen these and they are really intriguing.
I am going to take a look at the link you provided to get some other ideas as well.
Thank you for being a faithful follower of my blog.
Rose
Be careful Angie, they are totally addictive and you did a great job! Enjoy your weekend. Mollye
Hi Angie! Beautiful job! I love it!
Beautiful ATC and what a nice bunch of ATC goodies :)
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This is wonderful! So pretty!
I love your ATC, Angie! It is precious!!!
XO
I love this!!! Your first time?!? No way!!! You've inspired me to give it a try!!!
xxoo
Marsha
WEll, for your first try, it turned out great! I'd give it a try, but...it will take me a whole day to figure out what pieces to use. I start, then get distracted on what and which to choose! Then I'm dead in the water. Yours is wonderful!
thanks for the inspiration, Angie.
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