Round robin Tuesday

And once again, two sets where I was the second person of three to work on the card.

Round Robin ATC Friday

Two sets of cards where I was the second player.

Round Robin Tuesday

Here are a couple of sets of cards where I was the second player to add something. Sometimes it's hard to know where to go with cards - with this one, I picked up the stamps (and added another) and some washi tape - I was glad not to have to decide how to finish these off, though.

This one had its own challenges - the main image was really large - so how to add something without obscuring the original image, and still leaving space for someone else?

Round Robin Friday

Three sets of round robin cards where I started the card and two other players worked on it. With this one, one of the things I liked is how the card got flipped "upside down" by the next player. Of course a player can do anything she likes with the card, but it's funny how sometimes we see things one way or another...

Round Robin Tuesday

Here are two more sets of cards on which I was the second player - the cards came to me with something on the background, I added something, and then sent them on to another player.

Sometimes  a theme is pretty obvious, like with these two sets, as the backgrounds had large images.  When the background is more plain, the cards are a lot less predictable in their outcomes!

Round Robin Friday

Two more sets of round robin cards where I was the middle player. 

This one was quite challenging, as the background I received was very busy to start with.

Round Robin Tuesday

Three sets of round robin cards here where I was the first player - I started the card and sent it off, then two more people worked on it.

Round Robin Friday

Two more sets of round robin cards, where I was the second player to work on them. These are the most fun to show, because you can see all three stages.

ATC Round Robin Tuesday

Two more sets of Round Robin ATCs where I was the second player. Both of these sets had very abstract backgrounds when they got to me, so it was fairly wide open what kind of theme I wanted to go with.  Sometimes that's actually harder than a more proscribed theme!