I just could not wait any longer to tell you about a brand new line from Cornish Heritage Farms. It’s called All Things Considered and it’s an ATC line. ATC, All Things Considered…get it? 🙂 Now if you DON’T create ATC’s you’re still going to love it! It works fabulously with cards, altered projects, tags… just about anything you want to create. Here’s a first sneak peek at one of the sets, Botanical Bliss. I didn’t even use the ATC image on this design and it makes a great card. The new All Things Considered line launches this Tuesday. Just two more sleeps!
Becky Olsen designed these gorgeous sets and you really should stop by her blog. She has a set to share with someone. 🙂
Want a peek at the other set? I’ve written a little entry on the CHF Creative Blog here on using an ATC three different ways.
Botanical Bliss
These images are so lovely, I just decided to keep this design simply elegant. I love the Basic Grey Porcelain paper pad I have and the soft elegance works well with this set. I created my little accent tag by stamping, coloring, then punching out my circular poppy image. I matted it with a Small Scalloped Circles Nestability die. To add a little extra dimension, I put a clear scalloped dimensional sticker on top. It looks lovely catching the light in person.
Quick Tip: you can use Copic markers on papers besides white and vanilla. Try it out on Kraft or other light-medium cardstock for a unique look.
Supply List:
Stamps: Botanical Bliss (All Things Considered line) by CHF
Ink: Black adn Burnt Umber Memento Ink by Tsukineko
Paper: Simply Smooth Vanilla by CHF, kraft cardstock by Bazzill, Porcelain 6×6 paper pad by Basic Grey
Other: ribbon, thread by Bazzill, Nestaability die by Spellbinders, copic markers
 Take care and have a lovely Sunday!
Julia
