Medieval ATC – Vicky Alberto

August 25, 2013
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25 Aug

This month’s Dusty Attic ATC theme is “medieval” and I created mine to sit nicely

in the middle of a card. I used my left overs from my August Swirlydoos kit and

added lots of gorgeous chipboard pieces. The background is actually the inside

negative from an ATC frame #4 (DA0896), the lion head is from the Coat of Arms

set #2 (DA0833), and the four corner pieces on the card are from

the Moroccan Accents (DA0837).

Here is the ATC on its own. Once primed with gesso, I used a variety of metallic

distress stains, crackle paint and inks to finish the chipboard pieces.

I topped them all off with a little “royal” manly bling.

Thanks for joining me on the blog today

Vicky

Newer Laugh Layout – and card by Olga

Older Thinking of You card – with guilding tutorial – Louise Collins

2 thoughts on “Medieval ATC – Vicky Alberto”

Robin Shakoor says:

August 27, 2013 at 10:12 am

I just love the technique you used on the lion.
Robin Shakoor says:

August 27, 2013 at 10:13 am

I just love the finish on the lion. What a terrific ATC!

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Michelle Van Oudtshoorn, New Zealand

I have been scrapping for about 18/19 years. My go-to is flowers (and more flowers), and chipboard. I also love fussy cutting (I always laugh at the patience I have to cut out the most intricate detail, but I have no patience in queues!). I love adding texture to my layouts with texture pastes and stencils, as well as layering papers and elements. I will also dabble a little in some inks and paints on my layouts.

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Pascale B Scrap, France

Scrapbooking is a way to combine two of my hobbies, a way to express my creativity and to showcase my photos. Since I began to scrap, flowers are part of my layouts, and I gradually started to use mixed media as well. I don’t know how to define my style, perhaps something like free vintage shabby style could be a good definition.

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