Negative Die cuts and emboss resist with Penny Black

Hi everyone,

this is my next post as a

That means I create Clean and simple cards using fantastic Penny Black products! Lucky me!
You can find amazing CAS inspiration on the Simplicity Blog - I am surrounded by ah-mah-zing designers. There's inspiration twice a week - and every designer will also post fabulous projects on their own blogs (just like I am doing now)

This is my card for today:

I'm totally into ink-blending these days, and I really thought the dandelion-like flowers from Penny Black would be perfect for emboss resist. 

When I had cut the round panel and thought about the sentiment I decided to make a card without any black at all and use a die instead. i love how this turned out!

Here's a close up at the colored image:

Look at the depth you get with that neative die cut sentiment. It adds so much interest so a very quick and easy card!

• Stamp your image on your cardbase with versamark ink and clear emboss.
• use an ink-blending tool or sponge to add Distress inks to your background.
• Cur a panel with a rounded top (I used my circle cutter) from white cardstock and cute the sentiment out it this panel.
• punch or cut some "slids" for the twine (so it won't move around" and tie a bow with your twine.
• Adhere that panel to your card front using dimensional adhesive.
• Die cut the little butterfly and add it to your card.
• Embellish with enamel accents and sequins.

This card is super easy and was made in about 15 minutes :)

Stamps: Penny Black (Flower Sparks)

Dies: (Flights of Fancy, Celebrations)

Ink: Distress Ink (Stormy Sky, Peacock Feathers, Cracked Pistachio), Versamark

Embossing Powder. Wow Clear Gloss Superfine

Cardstock: Exacompta Cardfile

Twine: Trendy Twine (Tickled with Teal)

Embellishments: Stash

Challenges:

City Crafter Challenge Blog- Inkynes*S

Little red wagon - To die for

CAS on Sunday - Bingo (Birthday, Butterfly, Twine)

Thanks for stoppin' by - hope this was somehow inspirational :)