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I'm posting this to the Second Chance Hangover Challenge. This one is for Michelle's Secret Santa Challenge.

Daniel was my Secret Santa, and he sent me tons of goodies. I used one of the stamps that he sent to make this card. Daniel, do you know who the manufacturer is?

SUPPLIES:
4 1/4“ x 5 1/2”
Bazzill cardstock
Neenah Classic Solar White cardstock
Distress Ink–Shabby Shutters & Peeled Paint (on white cardstock)
Distress Embossing Ink
Distress Embossing Powder–Shabby Shutters, Peeled Paint, Pine Needles, Faded Jeans, Broken China
Basic Grey Glazed Brad

I stamped the background image with embossing ink and put different colors of Distress embossinng powders on different parts of the design to add color and heat embossed.

I searched for an embellishment that would reflect the ethnic look of the stamp, but I didn't have anything. I ended up using a small flower I had punched from the scraps of another project, added a brad, and called it done.

Thank you, Michelle and Danielle, for the challenge and for the goodies.

TFL.
Daria

ETA: When I added the EP to the image, I used my fingers to place small amounts on different parts of the image. When the image was completely covered, I tipped off the excess into a container. The colors are now mixed, but I can still use the EP. At least, that's what I tell myself. I haven't actually ever used it. I saw Tim Holtz use this technique in one of his 12 Tags of Christmas videos: http://timholtz.typepad.com/my_weblog/2007/12/its-day-3—yip.html [timholtz.typepad.com]

Here're links to several video tutorials by Fran Seifert at Stampendous where she shows how to use regular embossing powders to “paint” an image without mixing up the colors. I don't see why this wouldn't work with the Distress Powders too.

Painting with Powder
Fran Seiford, Stampendous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYGnmWTnPso [youtube.com]
http://www.papercraftplanet.com/video/painting-with-powder-scenic-1 [papercraftplanet.com] (poppies)
http://www.papercraftplanet.com/video/painting-with-powder-scenic [papercraftplanet.com] (villa)
http://www.papercraftplanet.com/video/stampendous-painting-with [papercraftplanet.com] (ranunculus)
http://www.papercraftplanet.com/video/painting-with-powder-abstract [papercraftplanet.com] (birdcages)

I hope this helps.
djc


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