This is my ATC (Artist Trading Card) book that I keep my ATCs in for trading. I have had the book for years, but have just finally finished the covers and the inside of the covers. Sometimes I just have to keep looking at something for a very long time to be able to figure out how to finish it. I am pleased with the end results, but I think I am more 
pleased that it is finally completed. While this book has been functional it still bothered me that it wasn't completed. I truly dislike unfinished projects. This is a card board notebook (with a black canvas spine) that I bought off a clearance rack at Target several years ago for 60 cents each. I bought 3 at the time not knowing what to do with them, but now I wish I had bought them all. I just love working with the cardboard journals ... soooo many possibilities!
Love the book, but love ehst'd inside even more!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! I just love your artwork!
ReplyDeleteCool Book! Your changing my mind about the plastic sleves. I have never liked the look. . . till now. :)
ReplyDeleteCheers
Looking at your artwork always makes me happy. It's so warm, vibrant, and inviting. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a great book. The cards are beautiful. Thanx for sharing your talent with us. Sharon
ReplyDeleteGreat way to store the ATCs and you have made the folder a work of art itself.
ReplyDeleteLovely book, I keep my ATC's in an ordinary ringbinder file.....mmm not very arty of me :( I'll take a leaf out of your book (sorry) and decorate it as I know I should.
ReplyDeleteWow - I'd love to trade ATC's with you - what a great collection, do you create them using copies of your journal pages?
ReplyDeleteThis cover is AMAZING!!!!! If I send you a book, think you could do that for me?? ;)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Ashlyn
SO COOL! I love those chipboard binders too. Now I want to play with them again. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour attention to detail is magnificent! Bravo! You are officially in my favorites!
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