Here is a picture of one of the batches of pound cakes I made for the girls to raise money for their Teen Conference. I made 28 cakes and they raised 80.00!!! Yay!!
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Ginny
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Thought I'd share a few pictures of the distress tools I made. I have 32 of the ink pads and I wanted to find a economical and store-able solution for individual tools.
I took the rubber off a alpha stamp set and placed Velcro on it and then cut one of my tool pads. The surface gives me over an inch of rub space. I still have a couple tools with the handles for the larger projects, these little ones worked great and there is room to grow!
This little project was done because of these cards that I made for OWH. These cards were first embossed using a "negative" image stamp, black ink, clear embossing powder
I then colored each of the Butterfly with Tim Holtz Distress Inks. I made 30 of these cards and it was hard on the little foam applicators that I normally use with my chalks. This is when I saw the wisdom of have a tool and pad for every color! What I didn't want to do was make a significant investment in those tools! So I made my own!! I love using these inks, did I say that already??
I took the rubber off a alpha stamp set and placed Velcro on it and then cut one of my tool pads. The surface gives me over an inch of rub space. I still have a couple tools with the handles for the larger projects, these little ones worked great and there is room to grow!


Another batch of OWH Cards made yesterday, 15.
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