ATC with Carved Whimsy Wood stamp set by Saadia.

 Hi,

I want to share an Artist Trading Card (ATC) with you. I hope you like it.

Artist Trading Card


I made the background with acrylic paints and stencils.

 Background stamping was done with Mixed Media Marks stamp set.

Added the focal image from the Carved Whimsy Wood stamp set. 

Atc


That's all for now. 

Thank you for visiting, 

Take care, 

Saadia Nawaz. 


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