This card was done using Distress inks applied with a foam dauber against a torn piece of paper. I added some highlights here and there with gel pens.
The stamp is by Northwoods.
Rubber, Ink and Paper
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Using the distress ink & dauber with the torn paper really gave an interesting look to your background. I do it with decorator chalks & pastels, but I guees I should try it with the inks. Thanks for the technique.
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