Wow a Cool Technique

Happy Thursday stamping buds, I am here with a quick post to get this card in under the wire for JUGS  challenge which is a color challenge this time. The technique is one I learned about a while ago but have never used it so today I picked up some oh about 1-1/4" painter's tape at the local hardware store. I know you can use thinner tape also if your choose. I simply tore of pieces of painter's tape and pressed them down lightly onto my ink pad and then put it down it over my Naturals Ivory Card Stock and pressed down to transfer the ink and then pulled it off and threw the tape away. I also grabbed the Gorgeous Grunge Stamp set and to give the ink splotches some more dimension and texture as I stamped the lines over it in the same color of ink. I used the Labels Collections Framelits to die cut the piece and then took my Distress Tool and distressed the edges. I used the Pretty Print EF on my second layer. I added a Naturals Designer Button and then put a Candy Dot in the middle. The greeting is from the Hostess Banner Greetings Set and I just fussy cut that out and then layered it on another Labels Die Cut. 

Here are the supplies:
Stamp Sets: Gorgeous Grunge 130514 Wood-130517 Clear,      Banner Greetings 129711 Wood-129714 Clear
Card Stock: Baked Brown Sugar 131296, Early Espresso 119686,                    Naturals Ivory 101849
Inks: Baked Brown Sugar 131174, Real Red 126949, 
   Early Espresso 126974
Tools and Accessories: Big Shot 113439, 
  Labels Collection Framelits 125598,
  Big Shot Magnetic Plate 130658,  
  Pretty Print Embossing Folder 132175, Candy Dots 130931,
   Natural Designer Buttons  127554, 
   Stampin' Distress Tool 127562,
   Stampin' Dimensionals 104430, Snail Adhesive 104332.

So  please check out the JUGS challenge to check out the other cards. This challenge ends today so gotta get this posted. Email me if you have any questions but you can google the technique and find videos on it. I may make another card with the technique again soon. Bless you for stopping by. 
Happy stamping and scrapping, Bev