Atcs with Texture - Due December 5

An. M. Sudyka, your cards have arrived. Thanks for the host card. I do love the one with flowers on the corrugated cardboard.
 
Locatray, your cards arrived. Thanks for the extra card & the little stickers & for organizing the stuff you sent. I did not have to search for your stamps or for your address label.
 
I'm trying something I saw on FB. You scribble white glue on paper. I used water color paper. Let it dry and then paint over it. I'll do some abstract, maybe just colors. I think water colors, acylic paints or even watercolor pencils would work. This project does not involve texture. When you are done, you peel off the white glue and you will have a scribble left on your painting.
 
I have also done some paintings where you let the glue harden and you leave it on. Just paint around it. That would give you some texture.
 
When I finish my Christmas houses, I will work on these texture ATCs. Also need to work on my Xmas cards. I have a couple of ideas (onely 1 will win.) And I ordered mulberry paper, actually a lot of mulberry paper.
 
Here are my cards 🙂, I will send them on Monday
The flowers were made with modeling paste a stencil and then I painted it when dry.
The next one is a dress cut from fabric and a faux leather thread from a tassel
The tree leaves were made with tissue paper, I crumpled little pieces and glued them and the trunk was made with pencil shaving from sharpening them.
And the boy shirt was cut from one of those iron-on patches, this one is denim.
I hope you like them! 😊
 

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I often use it for paper tearing, especially for abstract art. I like to combine it with text. Like pages of foreign or even Englist text.
I have an idea to layer different colors of mulberry paper to make Christmas trees for my annual cards.
 
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