Friday, 13 January 2017

A Year of ATCs - Day 13

This is my 13th make for A year of ATCs..
One of the first ATCs I ever made was an interactive one:

A tug on the beads reveals Little Miss Muffet escaping a spider...

Anyway I thought I would make an interactive ATC today...
and apparently today is 

So I made an ATC to celebrate...
I built up a frame using card and DP from my stash, quickly doodled a bathtub and bubbles - and then added a duck on a small coin to slide along a gap...

The duck is a noticeboard pin with the pin removed - maybe from Paperchase.
I then added another duck and glitter glue.












Happy Crafting!


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2 comments:

  1. ike16 January 2017 at 00:10

    Eeeeee !!! I LUV these. The little duckies are so cute. That Miss Muffet ATC is amazing. I would love to know how you did that ? xxxxxxxxx

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    1. Susan Renshaw16 January 2017 at 03:03

      Thanks for all your kind comments Ike! The Miss Muffet was supposed to be the start of a whole lot of Nursery Rhyme ATCs - I never got round to many more! Perhaps I will get some done this year.
      This Miss Muffet ATC is made of several card layers finishing with an acetate layer - the window is stamped on this and the layer below with the windows cut out. On the layer behind the window card I stamped the spider and spider web to show through the windows.The acetate layer is attached with the four orange brads. Miss Muffet is stamped on a 'T shirt' shaped card slipped between the spider and the window card. The brads keep it from being pulled right out.

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