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Artist Trading Cards
Guest Author - Cecile Pryor

Artist Trading Cards (ATC) are miniature works of art originally created by all different types of media artist. Now stampers have jumped into the act! ATCs are similar in size to the baseball trading cards (2 ½” x 3 ½”). They are meant to be traded with other artists or stampers.

You can make 10 ATCs from one sheet of cardstock. Simply follow the cutting template from Mirkwood Designs.

Each card should be stamped as a full design, not part of a larger design. The name and contact information of the artist is added to the back. These are great to use as business cards as well.

Here are a few samples of ATCs using Innovative Stamp Creations’ stamps and Stampin’ Up!’s cardstock and ink:

Artist Trading Card


Artist Trading Card


For more information on ATCs check out an article by Paper Crafts Editor Kim Baynes.

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Content copyright © 2009 by Cecile Pryor. All rights reserved.
This content was written by Cecile Pryor. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Sarah Roop for details.

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