Another fabulous technique for using Distress Inks is resist. I stamped the ferns in clear ink and then heat embossed the images in clear embossing powder. The remaining images were stamped and then I applied the Distress Inks. The green ink was resisted by the embossing, leaving the floral images white. I couldn't decide white butterfly I liked better, so I made one card with each. The smaller butterfly was stamped and cut out while the larger one was punched out of cardstock. Each were coloured with the Distress Inks.
Natalie
Card Recipe
Stamps: script (Stampin' Up), fern (Rubber Stampede), postage stamp (Stampin' Up), Post Card (Alpha Stamps), Happy Birthday (Hero Arts), small butterfly (Rubber Stampede)
Paper: Georgia Pacific white cardstock
Inks: Staz On Timber (brown), Distress Wild Honey, Dries Marigold, Shabby Shutters, Tumbled Glass
Accessories: clear ink and embossing powder (stash), butterfly punch (Martha Stewart), black rhinestones (Kaiser)
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