Here are the steps.
1) Use a Clear scraps acrylic ATC as the base for this ATC.
2) Cut out a strip from a pattern paper and ink it's edges with distress ink. Add it to the left of the ATC. Run the ATC through an embossing machine. Highlight the embossed images on the pattern paper with some distress ink.
3) Cut out another piece from a scallop die cut paper and ink it's edges with distress ink. Paste it to the ATC from the back.
4) Cut out some luggage, bags and airplanes from the pattern paper and add it to the ATC. Use some foam adhesives to create different layers. Dress them up with Stickles and Glossy Accents.
5) Add a strip of diamond sticker on the bottom of the ATC and dress it up with Stickles.
6) Cut out another bag and attach it on the bottom right of the ATC using some foam adhesives. I've cut out the words from a sticker and then paste it on a cardstock. Later, I cover it with some Glossy Accents. Punch a hole and tie it to the bag.
7) Lastly, add a button on the top left of the ATC.
This is really very simple and fast. It could be use as an ATC alone or use it on another project as an embellishment or tag.
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Sources: Clear products: Clear Scraps; Cardstock: Bazzill; Pattern Papers: Moxxie; Inks: Ranger Distress Ink; Stickers: Moxxie; Others: Ranger Glossy Accents, Ranger Stickles,Moxxie button, Zip Dry, Helmar Glue, Glue Dots and other adhesives.
This is REALLY cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your beauty!!!!
ReplyDeleteIrene, this is so cool. I love the papers you used. This would be a great addition to a page. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove this, very apt for the summer.
ReplyDeleteInspired creativity as always.
ReplyDeleteThere is a link on my blog about a festival of postcards, it would be wonderful if you added a link to the party of some of your postcard projects as they were stunningly beautiful.
great! love it!!!
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