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1 Year YouTube Anniversary Albums Flip Through!

by CraftyPaws | Nov 18, 2014 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie, Prim or Primative, Shabby Chic, Steampunk, Vintage

Oh my goodness, I cannot adequately express how thankful I am for all the crafty love sent my way. Celebrating my 1 year YouTube anniversary, I had hosted a giveaway challenge, asking folks to make ATCs and 4×6 cards for me. I never expected the incredibly...

Parisian Steampunk Debutante ATC

by CraftyPaws | Nov 15, 2014 | Cards and ATCs, Steampunk

I have been wanting to try creating an ATC in the Steampunk style, and when my crafty friend, Nancy (YT: AllWays Adorned) posted an ATC challenge, I knew this was my chance. I started with the traditional 3.5″ x 2.5″ chipboard (upcycled embellishment...

“Kitschy Kewpie Kool!” – ATC

by CraftyPaws | Oct 12, 2014 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

I fell in love with this little Kewpie doll image the minute I saw it. Something about Kewpie dolls is so kitschy-cool to me. I knew she had to go on an ATC (2.5″ x 3.5″ artist trading card) when I next got the chance to make one. I started with a light...

ATC A Day – “Lylah Has A Secret”

by CraftyPaws | Sep 10, 2014 | Cards and ATCs, Steampunk, Vintage

I started with a 2.5″ x 3.5″ chipboard base covered with a scrap of brown damask patterned paper. I didn’t have to ink the edges because I decided to cover all of those with black lace, using Fabri-Tac. I had a tag that I had made a while back using...

ATC a Day (2 of 7) – “Sweet and Sour”

by CraftyPaws | Sep 3, 2014 | Cards and ATCs

This sweet ATC was inspired by the little punched out mason jars that were gifted to me by a lovely crafty friend, Elena (YT: Eleval Labat). The papers I thought were perfect to go with the ATC base that I had made using a wood grain chevron paper from the Dear Lizzy...

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