An ATC To Share

This sweet ATC accompanied an equally sweet thank you note I recently received from smART customer, Pam Rogers. 

Pam doesn't even own a computer, but she still moderates an international ATC swappers group of about fifty members.  A rather impressive undertaking, don't you think?!?

On this particular 2.5" x 3.5" canvas, Pam used smART images from WD-210 Flower Girl.  She stamped and overstamped the flower image in colored ink across decorative print paper, then stamped the girl in black, colored with pencils, cut out, and mounted, flat, over the floral background.  Lastly, Pam embellished her "smARTworks' Smile" ATC with gold Class A'peels stickers by Stampendous.  Very, very nice.

Even though I've never designed an ATC of my own, receiving this one was thrilling... and I must admit, where there was little to no interest before, now the ATC concept sort of intrigues me...

I can imagine how much fun "swapping" must be, and can actually picture having an entire basket of these mini marvels in my possession, and looking through them over and over again... Fun, fun, fun, indeed!

Thanks, Pam, you made my day, and opened my eyes to another stamping venue.

Susan T.

Comments

[Sarosa]

I wasn't into the ATC thing either, until I purchased a print of ATCs made by Becky Christian,a very humorous artist. I made them into A2 cards, and it was a lot fun to "frame" the ATC's this way (especially as they were off-beat, so I was using clashing colors, wild papers, etc, that I would not normally use!)