Frilly and Funkie ATC COIN Challenge

So happy to have you stop by. This post is for the Frilly and Funkie Challenge Blog. I was chose as Guest Designer for this month's challenge back in February for my Vintage Valentine. (HERE)

The Challenge theme this time is "Artist Trading Coins"

I am so honored to be guesting this challenge here at the Frilly and Funkie Blog. The theme could not have been more fun.  I love the challenge of the small details the ATC's  offer in creating them.  The "Coin" is a 2 1/2 Circle" base on which to create your theme. 

I have chosen to share the Vintage Steampuk design for this post as I have not used any of the stash I have for it. It is the one with the most dimension from the others I have made. 

The coin was cut from cardstock with the 2 1/2 inch Spellbinders Circle die, then embossed with the Mechanics Gear 3D embossing folder bySizzix designed by Tim Holtz  and distressed with his Vintage Photo and Walnut inks.

Some of the supplies I used. The wire going across the coin was wrapped around this bottle to have it pop out from the card 
The blue glue pen is a great product to use for such small areas.

   I used the Tim Holtz Sizzix thinlit dies Gearhead cut from his paper pad  Tattered Time, some of the Idea-ology male paper dolls and a small wooden ruler I cut to 2 1/2 inches. 

I had some fun making additional ATC Coins. Some are "Frilly" and some are "Funkie" to enter their challenge.  They were all fun, and you can stop back here on Friday to see that post.

  I thank all the people at the  "Frilly and Funkie Blog" for choosing me to do this post. Take time to visit them. They have a great design team. And they offer so much inspiration on each post. .