Artist Trading Cards - be happy

Happy Monday everyone, I'm showing you two ATCs today. 


The base is a Gelli print that I foiled. 


I also made the flowers out of Gelliprints. In my experience, StazOn adheres best to Gelliprints without smearing. That's always a pity, isn't it? So I only use this one. The little cut-out butterflies are just a small addition as decoration. 



Enjoy a good week, stay creative and healthy.

Dunja xx

       





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