I came across an interesting "Fun With ATC'S Challenge" to make an ATC card using recycled ingredients. The cards are to measure 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. (no bigger- no smaller)
Luckily I have the Tim Holtz ATC and Corners die cut so I found some used cardboard box that I cut. Next I removed the outside layer to reveal the corrugated inside layer of the box. Then Gesso was applied all over.
I looked in our barn for scraps of bolts, nuts, washers and anything that I thought might work to make a flower. Presto here's what I found:
The flower outer center is a ribbon spool that I cut. Next is an O-ring then a small metal filter. The petals are lock washers, washers, nuts, furniture slider. The flower stem is a wall plug and the leaves are paper clips. I applied Perfect Pearls spray, Ranger stains, Viva Inka Golds (in various colors). The butterfly is cut from the same box but the antenna are wire that I took from a wire edged ribbon.
I hope this is recycled enough to qualify for the challenge. This was fun!
Luckily I have the Tim Holtz ATC and Corners die cut so I found some used cardboard box that I cut. Next I removed the outside layer to reveal the corrugated inside layer of the box. Then Gesso was applied all over.
I looked in our barn for scraps of bolts, nuts, washers and anything that I thought might work to make a flower. Presto here's what I found:
The flower outer center is a ribbon spool that I cut. Next is an O-ring then a small metal filter. The petals are lock washers, washers, nuts, furniture slider. The flower stem is a wall plug and the leaves are paper clips. I applied Perfect Pearls spray, Ranger stains, Viva Inka Golds (in various colors). The butterfly is cut from the same box but the antenna are wire that I took from a wire edged ribbon.
I hope this is recycled enough to qualify for the challenge. This was fun!


