Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Powder

Hey kids! Cindy back on the SBC blog today with a product review of Tim Holtz Distress Embossing powder.

TiP: Use a chunky or solid image stamp when using Distress Embossing powder.

Okay, I'm using:
Tim Holtz Distress Embossing pwd in Vintage Photo
Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Vintage Photo
Versamark stamp pad
Ranger heat tool
Stampers Anonymous - Playful Journey stamp set

Stamp your image with VersaMark stamp pad.

Shake your Distress embossing pwd well. Cover your image with pwd.

Tap off the excess and return it to the jar. Heat with your heating tool. Wait a little bit for it to cool. Then gently rub your fingers over the image to release any of the distress particles of pwd that didn't heat up and stick. This causes a distressed look. It's hard to see it in the photo but it's really cool in person. Makes this old jalopy look very real :-)

And here is the card I created with this distress embossed image!

Recipe:
5" square cardbase in Kraft
The Paper Studio - Newsworthy stack - all patterned papers
TPC - Greetings stamp set
Oriental Trading co- brads

Thanks for stopping by today. I hope I've inspired you to create something fun!
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Have a blessed day!

Cindy--- In Love with PAPER

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