Hi Everyone! Welcome to the Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers Challenge # 17 - D is for Distressing
Edna seems a bit distressed with this challenge. Don't be Edna and Scream! Whether you do a lot of distressing. or just a little you can enter our challenge.
I embossed some Tim Holtz Kraft-Core Nostalgic Cardstock and distressed it with sandpaper over the entire surface and edges. I added more distressing with direct to paper inking. I cut a slit in the cardstock to insert the The Hand from Crackerbox Palace Stamps. I did not use the entire stamp, just the hand. I found some playing card images online and printed them in three sizes, two for the front and one for the inside top (printed at 60% opacity). I distressed both the cards and the hand with Distress Ink. I used a label die to frame the saying, printed using the free Distress font.
Challenge #17 ends on Friday, October 3rd at 11:55 pm EDT Don't be distressed, just enter your project at SoSS.
You'll have a chance to win the auspicious title of Queen or Princess of Snark!
You'll have a chance to win the auspicious title of Queen or Princess of Snark!
You know you want to win it! If you're our Queen, you can be our Guest Designer!
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forget to visit the blogs of the all the talented Snarky Sisters
and check out their awesome D is for Distressing Creations!!!
Thanks for stopping by!
Karen
I love this, Karen! Such a brilliant concept, and perfectly put together.
ReplyDeleteCool card, Karen :) I love the little decks of cards.
ReplyDeleteFantastic card Karen! I love that sentiment!! Perfect amount of snark sistah!
ReplyDeleteOh Karen... I LOVE how your brain works! Great Card.. and Fabulous sentiment! TFS
ReplyDeleteSo distressing! I love this!! I like the colors, string and the distressing. Very neat card.
ReplyDeleteVicky
That sentiment sounds like me talking to my kids...JUST FREAKING PICK ALREADY! lol I love the cards - what a brilliant idea to print them 'faded' that way!
ReplyDeleteYours stamps are very interesting, so pretty and like me so much. laura vilas en Santiago de Compostela. España
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