Artist Trading Cards update Cruise cancelled

One of the joys of doing a scrapbook cruise is that I get to make Artist Trading Cards (ATC's) to swap with others on the cruise.  Here are mine for the latest cruise I am taking.

It is not compulsory to make ATC's, however I do like to make one for each person and the class leaders.  This time 30 cards.   Here are some close ups of some of the cards.
A great way to use scraps of paper to make circles, chipboard and wood veneer from my stash and finally a piece of cheesecloth under the chipboard and wood veneer and a Tim Holtz chipboard finishes off my ATC's.
Thank you for looking.  I will finish with a saying that I found online and added to the back of each ATC. Thank you for looking.  
"Life is a circle.  The end of one journey is the beginning of the next."   Joseph M. Marshall 111

Update: Due to mechanical problems (Azipods) on the Anthem of the Seas our 27th January cruise to South Island of New Zealand has been cancelled.  Very disappointing to many especially the scrapbook teachers onboard for our classes. 
 

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