Fun & Interactive ATCs that Rotate & Spin

Create a variety of FUN & interactive Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) with elements that rotate & spin.

Supply List:

 Variety of papers: gel plate prints, painted/dyed papers, book papers, calendars/magazines, security envelopes, wallpaper samples

 Glue for use with paper: I highly recommend Reptile Glue as it sets quickly and dries clear. Pro Tip: Fill a 30mL bottle equipped with a metal needle tip for easy glue application

 Screw Punch (I use the Bira 3 Tips) or an awl for punching circles through paper

 Cutting mat, cardboard, or something rigid to protect your table/work surface when using punching circles

 Mini Brad fasteners (available in a variety of colors/shapes)

 Paper scissors

 ATC card bases—measuring 2.5” x 3.5” (I usually cut out of 90 wt watercolor paper or cardstock paper)

 1.5 or 2” paper punch (or you can opt to cut circles with scissors using the provided template)

 Tweezers are highly recommended, especially for the smaller punches. I recommend the Sizzix tweezers

 Optional card embellishments: Ranger Stickles glitter glue, heart and/or tear drop paper punches, gel pens/markers/Posca paint pens, small stamps with affirmations/captions that can fit onto a 2” circle and/or ATC, inkpad, 3 in 1 corner rounder paper punch.

Important Information:

• This is a Live, online class. The session will be recorded and participants will have 1-week access to watch the recording. Participants may take photos/screenshots of the demos for their own personal use.
• This online workshop is open only to those who have registered and paid for the workshop. If you wish to have a friend or family member join you, be sure that all parties have registered and please let the instructor know of this arrangement in advance.
• The Zoom link and PDF handouts will be emailed to address used to register 4-5 days before the workshop begins.
• Be sure to adjust the start and end times for your time zone.
• To learn more about my live, online workshops, please watch the short video below.