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ATC To Trade


Hey, I have been making all kinds of ATC's for my workshop this weekend. I decided I would really enjoy trading some of them. Afterall, that is what it is all about. So, here they are in all their glory. The first three responders who say TRADE in their comment....will get one of these three cards. I would also like to hear if anyone has a collection of ATC's and how they keep them. Do you keep them in a box? Did you make a box to store them in? Do you keep them in a trading card notebook in those plastic sheets? What do you do with the ones that have some kind of embellishment that keep them from fitting in the plastic sheets. What else can you tell me about your experiences with ATC's that might help me with my workshop this weekend? Thanks for participating.




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Anonymous said…
Hmmm......
Very interesting! Really! I'm impressed!
7:07 PM
Sacred Yoli said…
I would love to do a trade!
10:21 PM
Susan said…
Me, Me, Me..Trade, Trade,Trade
I only have a few ATC's (20) and I keep them in mini zip lock jewelry bags.
Susan K.
8:11 AM
forcryeye said…
I would love to trade with you girlfriend!!!! These are georgous!
4:33 PM
Carmen said…
These are fantastic!
6:56 PM
Carmen said…
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6:57 PM
FAQ said…
OK then, it is done! I have 3 people who want to trade....thanks so much

PLO

Sacred Snatch-who is going on a cruz and I'm jealous (yay for you)
and

Susan! Send your addresses via email....I know, I should have them from the swap but I always shred that stuff for your protection
lesley432@gmail.com
7:48 PM
Sacred Yoli said…
Yay for all of us!

Yoli!
9:57 PM
noodle and lou said…
These are so cute! Have fun with the trade:) Oh...I keep my collection in a little box that I really should decorate and I have a few of my favorites hanging on my bulletin board:) xoxo..jenn
10:33 AM
couragetocreatewriteandlove said…
Love them all!
I will make some this coming weekend for the next round!
I promise!
LOL
11:33 AM
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