Learn to enjoy | Mixed Media ATC Quartet with Dunja

Hello Rubber Dance Friends, Today I share an ATC quartet with you. There are several layers of modeling paste, stencils, colors, embossing and stamping. Hope you'll like them.



Here you can find the detailed pictures of all ATCs







Thanks a lot for stopping by again, hope you'll have fun creating. 

Dunja
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