• Click HERE if you don't know what ATCs (Artist Trading Cards) are and want to know more.

The theme of this ATC swap was children. I knew I wanted to use a photo of my baby son's hand (who is now four). When I went hunting through all our photos I didn't find the photo I was looking for, but instead found a photo of my son's hand with my Great Nana's hand, which I just love. The photo was taken at my Great Nana's 100th birthday, it is her hand and my, then, 1 month-old boy.

Stamps: Scribble This (116406). Card/Paper: Sahara Sand (106552), Whisper White (106549). Ink: Sahara Sand (105208), VersaMark (102283). Accessories: White Stampin' Emboss Powder (109132), White uni-Ball Signo Gel Pen (105021). Tools: Heat Tool (106586), Mat Pack (105826), Daubers (102892).

The wording on the photo says, "one century and five generations apart... together". I titled the ATC, "youngest generation".

Here is some more information about my ATC:

• The Whisper White cardstock is daubered with Sahara Sand before matting onto the Sahara Sand cardstock.
• I stamped the swirl from Scribble This using VersaMark, added white embossing powder, then heat set it. When heat setting embossing on a photograph you need to heat very slowly and carefully. If it is heated to quickly the photo will be ruined with cracked lines through it before the embossing powder sets.

• The faux-stitching across the top and down the right-hand side was pierced using the Mat Pack, and then I played "join-the-dots" with a white gel pen.

And here are the lovely ATC swaps that I received...

Aren't they gorgeous and so different from each other. Oops, I just realised that I have photographed the "friend" ACT swap turned landscape instead of portrait (sorry Vicky-Lee).