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ATCoins with Antique Botanicals

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  Hi crafty friends!  Mary here, with two beautiful Artist Trading Coins featuring Antique Botanicals, Vintage Hotel Receipt and Mix A Sentiment1 stamps from  Rubber Dance .   Artist Trading Coins, or ATCoins, are 2.5 inch circles that you would decorate just like ATCs.  My backgrounds are embossed Vintage Hotel Receipt and Distress Oxide Inks.  Then, I fussy cut the flowers after I colored them with Big Brush markers.  Such a fun project! Here's a quick tutorial showing how I made them.  Enjoy! Here are some close ups: The stamps that I used: Mix A Sentiment 1 Antique Botanicals Vintage Hotel Receipt Find me on the web via FB, YT, and IG by searching Motley Mixed Media. Happy Crafting! Mary

Atc´s coins Inky Flowers

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  Hello and welcome to the post on Monday. How are you all keeping ?.   I enjoy and have a lot of fun creating ATC, today in round format (coins) and very colorful, I hope you like them, Maybe you already have the new Rubber Dance stamps and as in my case, you couldn't resist releasing them. Such gorgeous  brand new stamp sets . Have you seen them all?  I chose the   Inky Flowers  , lovely truth?  I've also been playing with   Mixed media marks . Very easy to do, we start. We cut watercolor paper that measures  2 1/2 inches diameter if you prefer in centimeters  by 6,4 cm approximately. And I color the backgrounds with inks. When the backgroud dries, I emboss in white, choose one of the stamps from the set  Mixed media marks .  Now we add textures and depth with black permanent ink, prints here and there. One of the parts that I enjoy the most is the composition.I have to admit that it is usually the part th...

Atc´s coins Little Witch

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Hello and welcome to the post on Friday. How are you all keeping ?.   I enjoy and have a lot of fun creating ATC, today in round format (coins) and very colorful, I hope you like them Maybe you already have the new Rubber Dance stamps and as in my case, you couldn't resist releasing them.Such gorgeous  brand new stamp sets . Have you seen them all? I chose the  Little Witch  , lovely truth?   I've also been playing with   Mixed media marks   and  Collage Elemnts Very easy to do, we start. We cut watercolor paper that measures  2 1/2 inches diameter if you prefer in centimeters  by 6,4 cm approximately. And I color the backgrounds with inks. When the backgroud dries, I emboss in white, choose one of the stamps from the set  Collage Elemnts . Now we add textures and depth with black permanent ink, prints here and there. One of the parts that I enjoy the most is the composition.I have to admit that it is usually the...

Doodle Flower ATCoins

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Hello to all my crafty friends!  Mary here with a tutorial on how I made these pretty ATCoins (2.5 inch circles) using  Doodle Flowers ,  Grungy Swirls , Mix a Sentiment  and  Old Compass  Rubber Dance Stamps! Here's my video tutorial: Here are some closeups of each ATCoin: The Stamps I used: Doodle Flowers Mix a Sentiment 1 Grungy Swirls Old Compass Thanks so much for checking out my tutorial and I hope it's inspired you to make your own ATCoins using  Rubber Dance Stamps ! Find me on FB, YT and IG as Motley Mixed Media   Happy Crafting! Mary

Atc´s coins Flowers

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Hello it´s Verónica here (@Vero.kt) I have been playing with some of the new stamps.  Mixed media marks  and  Flowers Gone Wild  face become favorites of mine. This time the chosen format  Atc´s coins .  Very easy to do, we start. We cut watercolor paper that measures  2 1/2 inches diameter if you prefer in centimeters  by 6,4 cm approximately. And I color the backgrounds with inks. When the backgroud dries, I emboss in white, choose one of the stamps from the set  Mixed media marks .  Now we add textures and depth with black permanent ink, prints here and there. I chose flowers from the sets  Flowers Gone Wild   and  Textured Flowers  . Then I color and cut them. One of the parts that I enjoy the most is the composition.I have to admit that it is usually the part that takes me the longest.  We already have our atcs ready.Now I leave you some photos with...

Mixed media ATCoins with Doodle Flowers by Melina

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Hello! It´s Melina here today with a quick little Sunday inspiration for you. It´s my first post on the blog this year - hope you have missed me ;) LOL I´m so happy to stay on the team and I wish to give all my new teamies a  very warm welcome! I have been on the team for several years now, and  Rubber Dance has a really special place in my heart. Due to personal stuff, Susanne has kindly enough agreed to let me stay on the team on my own terms. This means I will not appear on the blog  regularly, but as often as I can. You will of course find me in the Rubber Dance Stamping Lounge , where I so much enjoy to see all your awesome projects using Rubber Dance stamps! These are the coins I want to share with you today, and a quick description. I use the That´s Crafty! greyboard coins and give them a layer of gesso. I cut three circular pieces of gelliprints and glue them down using gel medium. I do the background stamping using the le...

ATCoins turned into Christmas gift labels by Melina

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 Hello! It´s Melina here today sharing a little idea on how to use all those coins  you are creating. I know, they are addictive, aren´t they!? Christmas is getting closer, and I had this idea to use coins as Christmas tree ornaments or labels. You can give away a little piece of your art as a label on the present,  and then the recipient can hang it in the Christmas tree if she or he wish to. I kept these ones simple because it´s a Simplicity Sunday blog post, but clearly you can go totally nuts with embellishments and glitter on the coins for this purpose ;) For these coins I used the Whimsical Winter stamp set. I stamped with Memento ink and used my Chameleon alcohol markers to colour them in. Added some splatters with diluted  gesso as a final step. The coins are greyboard coins from That´s Crafty! Thank you so much for stopping by today, and hope you liked my idea on how to use coins as gift labels and/or Chri...