I first cut my 6x6 Black Mat Board into ATC sized (2-1/2" x 3-1/2") pieces. I like to use something heavy, like mat board or chipboard, as a base. It allows me to put heavier embellishments on my background without it collapsing under the weight, and even if I don't use anything heavy, I just like the feel.
I used gel medium to glue the Spooky Paper 12x12 to each ATC, reversing the paper on some for variety.
On the Boo ATC below, I fussy cut the phrenology head, added color with my Drawing Art Set, and glued it to the ATC. I also fussy cut the leg bone and column top, glueing to the ATC. A small scrap of chevron print was glued below the head, a strip of German scrap border along the side, and tiny alphabet stickers to spell BOO. I used the colored pencils to add shadows around the images, adding depth.
Boo ATC |
Bones ATC |
For the Skulls ATC, I added a strip of German scrap border along the side, along with tiny alphabet stickers to spell SKULLS. I colored and fussy cut the column, adhering along the right side. I stamped the Stacked Skulls with black StazOn ink and colored with the colored pencils, which I also used to add shadows around the images, adding depth.
Skulls ATC |
Creep ATC |
8x8 Glitz Paper Pads (Sunshine in my Soul)
Collage sheets: Anatomy 101, Vintage Architecture 1029
6x6 Black Mat Board
Spooky Paper 12x12
Spooky Die Cuts
Stacked Skulls stamp
Patonce Cross stamp
Muse cling mounts
German Medallions
German Pennant Point Gold
Jet Black Stazon Midi
Glue Stick
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