

I was so excited the day I found this website, it is chock full of info on how to make them. www.cedarseed.com/air/atc.html I would like to formally thank the wonderful person who took the time to put all this great inspiration online. ( If the URL doesn't work - try doing a search with "how to make ATC")
I keep a box under my desk where I put all the little scraps from my latest creation. They can be the "right" touches needed for artist trading cards. Sometimes I have grabbed a handful and given myself the task of making art out of just those pieces. I pretend I am the teacher and the student (and therefore can change the "rules" as I go along! ) I challenge myself to really see differently, things that may at first, not seem to go together. One day when the box is over-flowing, I may swap some but for now they bring me joy!
2 comments:
I have not done these in a long time but sure did enjoy them. I have a couple of articles on "inchies" too. With scraps, starting with one big enough for a background, making little 1" or 1-1/2" collages! They're so cute! ...April
"Inchies" is a cute name that fits them well! Have also used the scraps to make cards for family...Terri
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