SBC Challenge- Emboss Resist

Hi friends Scrapbook Blessings Club's newest challenge is up. It is ANYTHING GOES with the DT featuring EMBOSS RESIST. This was a lot of fun to do!

Here are my cards...

Oak leaves: stamping up
Sentiment: Mark's Finest Paper and Stamps
Wood Grain stamp: Mark's Finest Paper and Stamps
Distressing: Tim Holtz Gathering Wood ink
Blue ribbon and I cut the acorns by hand

Tip: Emboss image first, then you can stamp over image (here I used a wood grain stamp) and then ink the cardstock using a dauber or sponge.

Next card...

Butterfly stamp: Mark's Finest Paper and Stamps
Sentiment: Mark's Finest Paper and Stamps
Distressing: Tim Holtz Peacock Feathers, Peeled Paint and Wild Honey ink
Stripes: washi tape and tiny stick gems

Tip: Use simmer cardstock. It looks so pretty with the embossed image

and when you ink the card stock.

Last Card...

Butterfly stamp: Mark's Finest Paper and Stamps
Sentiment: Mark's Finest Paper and Stamps
Distressing: Tim Holtz Seedless Grapes
Design ribbon and Martha Stewart corner punch to make the tag

Hope you come and Play along. The sponsor is Pinque Peacock

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