Well, I had a little more time than I thought to make today’s creation so I did got to town with a bit of allsorts included.
This ATC started out with the background. The paper was from a stash of six inch square papers that I have. I’m afraid that I’ve lost the cover so not sure where it came from – soz!
I chose the layers of cardstock to colour coordinate with those in the paper’s design.
Once these were assembled I had a rummage through my little box of ready-to-colour bits and bobs and found a design that I had stamped, using a Tiddly Inks stamp that I got free with a previous issue of Quick Cards Made Easy, and cut out with the Brother Scan N Cut.
(If you would like to see another ideas using this stamp then please do visit this Stamp It Sunday Post).
I coloured her in using the a variety of Spectrum Noir pens that I found closely matched that of the colours in the background sheet.
I also coloured the outer white edge with FS1 twice in order to make it the closest colour match to the creamy coloured cardstock that I had used in the layers of cardstock.
Down the side of the paper (should have taken a photograph) there was a tall stem with lots of blooms on it so I decided to recreate this with punched flowers designs.
I first coloured some white textured cardstock using colours to coordinate with the background AND taken from the list above – thereby tieing it all in together.
The flowers were then punched out using a Martha Stewart flower punch. I shaped the petals with my Tonic flower forming tools and then started to arrange the foliage and petals onto the side of the ATC.
As a finishing touch I added gems into the centres of each of the flowers. I varied the size of these according to the size of the flower heads.
And there we go. It looks like the girl is now prancing out from behind a Buddleja bloom.
What do you think she is thinking or singing…? Where has she come from…?
Anyway, that’s ATC 34 of 365 done :)
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I’ll see you again tomorrow!
J :)
GENTLEMAN CRAFTER 
Love the intensity of the colours you’ve used here John! Another lovely project x
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing!
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Beautifull as alwaysJohn.Love her.
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I love it John, the little girl is so pretty. Even tho’ she has only 3 dots on her face, she has expression. Love and Light Sioux x
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Now that is beautiful, love the colours, thank you xx
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Hi John
Really cute, brought a smile to my face. Lovely colours on the background brought out beautifully with the flowers and your colouring.
Hugs
T x
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That is beautiful love that color of blue I love to use up odd bits myself, good job , Brenda
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Beautiful card John you are a very talented guy. x
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another beauty love the colours x
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Love the flowers. They look so textured – almost like velvet. After watching your ATCs for just over a month now, I am feeling so inspired to work on a smaller scale! Glad I follow your blog! :-) B x
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I look for your blog notification to pop up in my inbox now :) Its a day brightener.
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You’ve done it again John! Luv it!
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Lovely card and my favourite colours. Thank you for another lovely ATC
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Lovely card! I like the coordination of colors and the idea for the flowers using tectured paper! Thank you! Ps, I am new to your blog and free SVG for my new SNC!
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Welcome :)
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Hi John
Another lovely little work of art. The colouring is beautiful. I am just about to make a Valentine ATC for an ATC swap. I have only just joined the swap and your daily posts are so helpful ( I am usually an 8X8 girl , or perhaps a 5X7 at a push !!!)
X Chris K
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I don’t know about you but I’m finding it a refreshing change to go from the larger sizes to the small.
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That is absolutely beautiful keep up the good work
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I know where she came from John I had a dream about her last night.
She is lovely & the colours are perfect.
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Love this john the little girl looks very happy skipping along the flowers are great to x
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A lovely card. Love the zingy colours, all beautifully coordinated.
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