This big binder has a LOT of information about ATCs.

The first few pages show some cards that I have made, along with some information about the media used to make them.

There is also a section with little informational booklets. Be sure to take one!

The third section of the binder has materials for making some simple ATCs.

Here's what you will find:

For your first ATC, it is best to start with simple card stock.

In the binder you will find two choices:

• Eco-friendly recycled cards that have been cut from various scraps of white cardboard.

• Less eco-friendly but still wonderful  blank cards cut from new white card stock.

Plastic sleeves for ATCs are not required... but they are fun!

And if you decide to trade online, it is considered polite to put your card in a sleeve.

Many traders use scrapbooking supplies to create ATCs.

This "mini-kit" includes scrapbook paper, scissors, and double-stick tape.

No pens or pencils or paint required!

You can also use these papers with glue sticks from the colláge center.

ATCs are the perfect project for trying new art media.

If you've never tried watercolor pencils, now is the time!

... in the binder...

but the binder is at the Art Lab and I'm updating the website from home.

Check back later!!!

May 3, 2025:

I'm trying to update my website!!