
I drew out the sizes of the ATCs on the paper and drew various flower symbols with a lead pencil. Using watercolour I covered the front of two papers and the back of the third one.


I painted one yellow and pink, one was blue and green, and the third one was painted blue on both sides.
I had to leave my desk for a while and, as you can imagine, the paper was very dry when I returned.
I painted the flowers with watercolours, even the white showed through a treat, and left them to dry.
Once dry, I attached the paper to the card and rounded the corners to complete them.
Christine,
ReplyDeleteI love ATC's as well, your's are very pretty.
Your ATCs are each lovely and so pleasing with the text showing.
ReplyDeleteYour painted flowers make them extra pretty too!
I loVe these Christine! The flowers are perfect for your background colours! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteGreat ATCs, loving those painted flowers. I had my first go at an ATC for this challenge - think they could become addictive!
ReplyDeleteThey look great Christine! Awesome recycling your local paper too!
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