A fern ATC

Been a while since I showed you an ATC I've made! 

This one is made with a printed out fern from the Picknix Studio 12 CD. I wanted to show that you can just go simple and bright and get a lovely effect. I used Portfolio oil pastels and drawing pens to colour and decorate it. I do love me a bit of bright!

ATC Challenge blog time.

Calling all you ATCers, how about having a go at the ATC challenge blog?

Here's my DT ATC.

It was made as one of a pair for a woman's face swap on Docrafts. She looks so wistful.

I don't know and I don't care.

...nope, not another sparkly sulk. They're a pair of ATCs made for a woman's face swap I hosted on docrafts recently.

The desolate woman is stamped onto card and cut out in the top one and stamped direct to card on the bottom one.

I made her stand out on both with purple and yellow pencil crayons, I'm so pleased with how it made her pop.

The little phrases are sticky backed cloth from 7 Gypsies.

Pumpkin heads for the ATC Challenge blog

Made this yesterday and the more I look at it, the more I like it.

The Stampotique pumpkins are coloured with Promarkers, background is an offcut from my Fat Page (see previous post). He he he, they make me laugh.

This is my DT ATC for the ATC challenge blog. The challenge at the moment is Anything Goes, so nothing to lose, just have a go!

CCC last challenge....and my name badge!

The Compendium of Curiosities Challenge over at Studio L3. The technique is from page 67 of the Compendium of Curiosities book, and it was just the inspiration I needed to make my name badge for the Docrafts Midlands ATC meet.

Whaddya think? Very me......

Lots of embossed metal, stitching and Sir Tim die cut letters, plus a grunge rose and some brads. What more could a girl wish for in a name badge. Now, all I need is a gold lame outfit to match (I jest). We always swap our name badges at the end, but I shall be a bit sad to see this one go. Soooooo shiny! You can even see a bit of camera reflected in the bottom left corner.

Now, should I pin, peg or ribbon?