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Add a Little Dazzle and Fancy Pants Blog Hop – Day #5 – Quick and Easy Mini Book

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· October 17, 2014

Add a Little Dazzle and Fancy Pants Blog Hop – Day # 5 Welcome to another exciting Blog Hop. This week Fancy Pants Designs and Add A Dazzle’s Design Teams have been busy creating some amazing projects you are going to love. Join us today as we continue with Day 5 of this week-long blog hop. Get ready to be inspired by some amazing projects paired with Fancy Pants Designs beautiful patterned paper and Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets. Let the fun begin!

I LOVE Mini Books! All kinds big and small. I don’t know what it is about them that fascinates me but whenever I see them, I want to make one! I just finished a Mini Books Class at StampAcademy and I’ve been Mini Book Crazy ever since! LOL! This book is quick and easy! It uses Fancy Pants Patterned Paper and Embellishments and Add A Little Dazzle Metal Sheets. I love how the metal really pops off the cover!

AALD and Fancy Pants Mini Book

The individual pages are Chipboard covered in Fancy Pants Patterned Paper. I used the coordinating Envelopes, Folders, Pockets, Cut-outs, Tags and Embellishments to decorate the pages.

AALD and FP Mini Book Pages 2 and 3

I accordion folded a piece of heavy paper (the one that comes in the back of a pack of some 12 x 12 papers) and used that to adhere the chipboard pages and covers to.

AALD and FP Mini Book Pages 3 and 4

I adhered a piece of white corrugated cardboard – which was included in the Fancy Pants Paper Pack – for the spine of the book.

AALD and FP Mini Book Pages 5 and 6

I embossed Pucker Me Pink and Orange Craft Metal with SU!’s Modern Mosaic Embossing Folder and the Big Shot. I tied a piece of White Seam Binding around the metal and tied a Double Bow using the How To Tie a Double Bow Using Your Fingers Technique (SEE THE VIDEO HERE) and attached it to the ribbon with Glue Dots. The metal was then adhered to the front of the cover with Score-Tape.

AALD Metal on FP Mini Book

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New Product!!!

Did You Know There Are 10 Fridays Until Christmas? Add A Little Dazzle has added the Oh Deer Patterned Collection Kit from Fancy Pants Designs and more fun items in the boutique.

Oh Deer Collection Kit includes: 12 sheets of Double-Sided Paper, Label Sticker Sheet, Sticker Fundamentals Sheets, Light Green Alpha Sticker Sheets, White Corrugate Paper, Red Corrugate Paper. In addition, each pack will include 12 Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets that coordinate with the pack. You will receive two metal sheets in each of the following colors: Baby Blue, Scarlet Red, Brushed Bronze, Dark Chocolate, Golden Glimmer, and Wondrous White.

This is an EXCLUSIVE PACKAGE for the Add a Little Dazzle Boutique. Get started on your holidays projects now. Order your pack in their Boutique TODAY and make sure to take advantage of their FREE SHIPPING!

Prize Alert!!!

There’s an awesome giveaway! Enter for a chance to win 1 of 2 prize packs from both companies! You have until Sunday, October 19th midnight to enter. The winners will be announced on both company blogs.

YOU MUST LEAVE A COMMENT ON BOTH THE ADD A LITTLE DAZZLE AND FANCY PANTS DESIGN BLOGS TO ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN.

Categories : 3D Items, Craft Metal, Embossing, Scrapbooking, Tags

Add A Little Dazzle and Fancy Pants Blog Hop – Day 3 and Challenge-Petite Purse with Metal Flowers

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· October 15, 2014

Add a Little Dazzle and Fancy Pants Blog Hop – Day # 3 – and the Dazzling Diva Challenge. Welcome to another exciting Blog Hop. This week Fancy Pants Designs and Add A Dazzle’s Design Teams have been busy creating some amazing projects you are going to love. Join us today as we continue with Day 3 of this week-long blog hop. Get ready to be inspired by some amazing projects paired with Fancy Pants Designs beautiful patterned paper and Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets. Let the fun begin!

Sometimes, it’s not about what you give but how it’s presented. A tiny gesture is greatly appreciated – especially if it’s wrapped in an adorable package like this Petite Purse. It has four Hershey Nuggets wrapped in Patterned Paper. A fabulous little pick-me-up! I created a quick Video to show you how easy it is to create tiny Craft Metal Flowers.
Petite Purse with Metal Flowers

The SU! Petite Purse Die was used with the Big Shot to cut out the pattern for the purse with Basic Black Cardstock. It was assembled and then strips of Fancy Pants Designer Series Paper were cut and adhered to the purse. A strip of Patterned Paper was adhered to the handle before attaching it to the inside of the purse.

Petite Purse Handle

Four Hershey’s Nuggets were wrapped with strips of Matching Fancy Pants Patterned Paper adhered with Sticky Strip.

Petite Purse Chocolates

A Flower Punch from SU!’s Itty Bitty Punch Pack was used to punch out 3 little flowers from Add A Little Dazzle Craft Metal in Brushed Copper, Pucker Me Pink and Scarlet Red.

Metal Flowers with Punch

The flowers were rolled around a skewer and attached to each other with Glue Dots.

Metal Flowers for Petite Purse

The Craft Metal Flowers are SO easy to make! Here’s a Quick Video:

The 4 Chocolate Nuggets fit perfectly inside of the purse.

Petite Purse Inside

Here’s a side view with the little banner punch tag:

Petite Purse with Tag

New Product!!!

Did You Know There Are 10 Fridays Until Christmas? Add A Little Dazzle has added the Oh Deer Patterned Collection Kit from Fancy Pants Designs and more fun items in the boutique.

Prize Alert!!!

YOU MUST LEAVE A COMMENT ON BOTH THE ADD A LITTLE DAZZLE AND FANCY PANTS DESIGN BLOGS TO ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN.

Challenges:

Dazzling Diva Challenge #47 – Gift Packaging – Inspirational Photo Below

Categories : 3D Items, Craft Metal

Tags : Craft Metal Flowers

Altered Worn Cover with Vintage Gears

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· October 14, 2014

I’ve grown to love Grunge! Pretty much any kind of Grunge – Altered Art, Vintage, Distress – all of it! The CC3C Challenge highlights a technique from Tim Holt’z Compendium of Curiosities III Book. This Challenge was to create a Worn Cover from one of Tim’s covers. It also works for Simon Says Stamp’s “O” challenge because it looks Old! 😉

I started with one of Tim’s Journal covers which was pretty worn already.

I applied Brushed Corduroy Distress Stain over the entire cover. Crackle Embossing Paste was applied through a TH Crocodile Stencil. Once it was dry, I added Brushed Corduroy Distress Stain over the Crackle Paste and then Walnut Stain Distress Stain over it to darken it a little.

I die cut Grunge Board with the Weathered Clock Die and the Gadget Gears die. I inked them with Vintage Photo Distress Ink and then covered them with Versamark Ink and then Vintage Photo Distress Embossing Powder. I applied a little Evergreen Bough Distress Paint over it with my finger. I used a few Idea-ology Charms with a Swivel Clasp and Jump Rings– applying Evergreen Bough Distress Paint in random places.

Crinkle Ribbon was dyed using Brushed Corduroy and Vintage Photo Distress Stains. It was tied around the “binding” of the cover before I put the ring binder in. I tied the altered Idea-ology Charms to the ribbon and knotted it. I then tied a double bow using the edges of the ribbon. (Click HERE for a Video showing How to Tie a Double Bow using your Fingers)

To decorate the inside covers, I sponged Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink through the Crocodile Stencil and Frayed Burlap Distress Ink through the Burlap Stencil. A couple of background stamps were lightly stamped and Remnant Rubs were applied in various places.

Idea-ology Mini Gears were adhered in opposite corners. The photo below shows the ribbon placement beneath the Ring Binder – which was attached using Hitch Fasteners.

This is a photo of the finished book. Thanks so much for visiting! If you’d like Exclusive Samples to your “In” box, Click here to Join My Mailing List.

Challenges:

CC3C 13 – Worn Covers

Simon Says Stamp – Monday – “O” is for…(Old!)

Our Creative Corner – Anything Goes with Rust

Categories : 3D Items, Die Cuts, Distress, Embossing, Mixed Media, Stencils, Vintage

Tags : CC3C 13, distress inks, Distress Paint, Distress Stains, Embossing Paste, Gadget Gears, Weathered Clock

Craft Metal Leaves Place Card – Blog Hop Day 3

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· September 17, 2014

Stampendous and Add A Little Dazzle Blog Hop Day #3 and Challenge #43

Stampendous and AALD

Welcome to Day #3 of the Stampendous and Add a Little Dazzle Blog Hop and the Dazzling Diva Challenge #43! Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you’ve been enjoying the Holiday Projects! Check out the prizes below. If you missed Day #1, you can find it HERE – Day #2 is HERE.

Monday’s Napkin Ring coordinates with this Place Card. I usually have 25+ people for Thanksgiving so it’s easier to do the seating for them. I use these for place cards, buffet items, coffee, decaf, milk, cream, hot water – anything related to the dinner. Click here to subscribe to my mailing list for exclusive samples.

Metal Leaves Place Card Holder

Here’s a photo of the Place Card at a Table Setting with the matching Napkin Ring.

Craft Metal Leaves Place Setting

Supplies: Add A Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets: – Brushed Bronze, Dark Chocolate; SU!: Big Shot, Bitty Banner Framelits; 1/8″ Very Vanilla Ribbon, Heat Tool, Chocolate Chip Ink, Stampin’ Sponge, Pearl Basic Jewel, Chocolate Chip Blendabilities Alcohol Marker, Versamark Ink; Stampendous PenPattern Leaves Set Stamps and matching Leaf Die Cut Set; Aged Copper Embossing Enamel from the Encrusted Jewel Bronze Kit

Prize Alert!

Enter for a Chance to Win a Prize Pack! Be sure to stop by and comment on each of the Design Team Blogs for a chance to win 1 of 6 prize packs from both companies! You have until Sunday, September, 21st to enter. The winners will be announced on both company blogs the following week. You must leave a comment on all blogs.

Our teams have created some fabulous projects for you to enjoy so please grab your favorite beverage or snack and cozy up for a great blog hop—here we go! Just follow the blog hop below by clicking on each image.

stampendous-pack

Stampendous and Add a Little Dazzle Blog Hop Special!

During this week’s blog hop, we are offering a special pack of Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets. This pack includes metal sheet colors that the Dazzling Diva Design Team will be using in their projects throughout the week. In addition, you will receive one pack of 25 pillow boxes in either large gift size or party favor size.

Order your Stampendous Blog Hop Pack today and receive EXCLUSIVE PDF TUTORIALS using Stampendous Products and Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets. This offer is ONLY available this week. Order your Stampendous Blog Hop Pack today!

Be sure to visit each of the Designers on the Blog Hop!

Stampendous
Asia King
Add a Little Dazzle
Jamie Martin
Lee-Anne Cross
Martha Lucia Gomez
Kate Capper
Lydia Brooke-Evans
Graciela Chavez
Keren Baker
Vicki Dutcher
You are here→ Cathy Parlitsis ←You are here

Challenges:

Dazzling Diva Challenge #43 – Home for the Holidays (Inspirational Photo below)

Dazzling Diva Challenge #43

Categories : 3D Items, Craft Metal, Die Cuts, Embossing

Tags : Fall Themed Place Card, Stampendous and Add A Little Dazzle Blog Hop, Stampendous PenPattern Leaves Stamp

Crackled Embossing Paste Jar-Blog Hop Day 2

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· September 16, 2014

Stampendous and Add A Little Dazzle Blog Hop Day #2

Stampendous and AALD

Welcome to Day #2 of the Stampendous and Add a Little Dazzle Blog Hop! Thanks so much for stopping by! We have a whole week of Holiday Projects for you along with lots of prizes. Make sure to check out all the details! If you missed Day #1, you can find it HERE.

I am continuing with my fall theme here with an altered jar. This is a simple dollar store clear jar with a cork top. The Crackle Technique was created with Embossing Pastes and Archival Inks. If you’d like full details, Click here to subscribe to my mailing list for exclusive samples.

Leaf Crackle Jar copy

SU! Crochet Trim was used for the bow around the top of the jar.

Crackle Jar Back View

Distress Inks were used to create a background for the leaves.

Supplies: Stampendous PenPattern Leaves and matching Leaf Die Cut Set; SU! Chocolate Chip Ink, Clear Embossing Powder; Heirloom Gold Perfect Pearls Glimmer Spray; Gold Embossing Paste; Crackle Embossing Paste; Orange Blossom, Leaf Green and Tree Branch Archival Inks; Mowed Lawn Barn Door and Ripe Persimmon Distress Inks

Stamped and Die Cut Leaves

Prize Alert!

Be Sure to Visit Each of the Designers on This Blog Hop!

Stampendous
Lea Kimmel
Add a Little Dazzle
Pam Hornscheu
You are here→ Cathy Parlitsis ←You are here
Vicki Dutcher
Kate Capper
Amy Hurley-Purdie

stampendous-pack

Stampendous and Add a Little Dazzle Blog Hop Special!

Challenges:

Inspiration Emporium – Fall is in the Air

Eclectic Paperie – Fall

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge – Create Your Own Background

Categories : 3D Items, Craft Metal, Die Cuts, Distress, Embossing

Tags : Archival Inks, Crackle Background, Crackle Paste, Embossing Paste, Fall Themed 3D Project, Stampendous and Add A Little Dazzle Blog Hop

Craft Metal Leaves Napkin Ring for Blog Hop Day 1

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· September 15, 2014

Stampendous and Add A Little Dazzle Blog Hop Day #1

Stampendous and AALD

Welcome to Day #1 of the Stampendous and Add a Little Dazzle Blog Hop! I’m excited that you’re visiting my blog! We have a whole week of Holiday Projects for you along with lots of prizes. Make sure to check out all the details! Today’s project is my first of many this week and the other Designers have inspiring projects for you as well so be sure to stop by!

Napkin Ring with Leaves

Fall is my favorite time of year! In our family, when you get married, you are given a Holiday and the whole family (it’s a BIG one!) comes to your house every year to celebrate that holiday. Thanksgiving has been my holiday for the past (almost) 30 years and I love it! When I saw the beautiful Leaf Stamps and matching Leaf Die Cuts, I knew exactly what I wanted to do with them. Here is the first project using those leaves along with some Craft Metal Sheets. If you’d like instructions, Click here to subscribe to my mailing list for exclusive samples as they will be in my newsletter this month! 🙂

Craft Metal Leaves Napkin Ring with Give Thanks

The actual Napkin Ring was created using a strip of Dark Chocolate Metal that was run through the Big Shot in a Woodgrain Embossing Folder and then secured using Sticky Strip. The leaves and ribbon were then adhered on top of it. The Double Bow was created using the “How To Create a Double Bow using your Fingers” Technique – View the Video HERE. Metal Napkin Ring

I think the funky Aged Copper Embossing Tinsel just makes the design!

Supplies: Stampendous: PenPattern Leaves Set Stamps and matching Leaf Die Cut Set; Aged Copper Embossing Enamel from the Encrusted Jewel Bronze Kit; Add A Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets: – Brushed Bronze, Dark Chocolate, Aged Copper; SU!: Woodgrain Embossing Folder, Big Shot, Crumb Cake Ribbon, Heat Tool, Early Espresso Ink

Prize Alert!

stampendous-pack

Stampendous and Add a Little Dazzle Blog Hop Special!

Be sure to visit each of the Designers on the Blog Hop!

Stampendous

Add a Little Dazzle

Kristine Reynolds

Cathy Parlitsis – You are here 🙂

Lee-Anne Cross

Lee Ann Barrett

Tenia Nelson

Challenges:

Inspiration Emporium – Fall is in the Air

Eclectic Paperie – Fall

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge – Create Your Own Background

Categories : 3D Items, Cards, Craft Metal, Die Cuts, Embossing

Tags : Leaf Die Cuts, Napkin Ring, Stampendous PenPattern Leaves Stamp

Holiday Photo Ornament with Craft Metal

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· July 30, 2014

Dazzling Diva Challenge #36. Have you enjoyed the Christmas in July Edition of the Dazzling Diva Challenge? Have you been inspired by amazing Christmas Card ideas? How about if we take it up a notch and teach you how to make Christmas Ornaments? Join us today as the Dazzling Diva Design Team teaches you how to create beautiful keepsake ornaments using Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets. Get ready to be blown away by the beautiful Christmas ornaments.

Card Making comes easily to me – Creating 3D items…not so much! This week’s Challenge at Add A Little Dazzle was to create an Ornament using Dark Chocolate Craft Metal and Brushed Bronze Craft Metal. I LOVE both of those colors. In fact, they’re my faves! But…I couldn’t find my mojo! Finally, I found these photos from a family trip to Italy a few years ago and knew I needed to fit all of them on an Ornament. Hope you like it. 🙂

I used SU!’s Circle Collection Framelits to cut 12 Circles in 3 graduating sizes – 3 Dark Chocolate Craft Metal, 3 Brushed Bronze Metal, 3 Cardboard, and 6 from a Sticker Sheet.

I used 3 different Embossing Folders on the metal circles – SU! Stylish Stripes, Beautifully Baroque and Triangles.

I adhered the Sticker Sheets to one side of the cardboard circles and ran a ribbon down the center of them.

I then adhered the Craft Metal Circles on top of the Sticker Sheets alternating colors. To create the “loop” for the top, just fold down a piece of the ribbon and trapped it between the metal and cardboard. The bottom loop was created in the same way.

The photographs were cut with the Circle Collection Framelits using smaller circles than the ornament circles and then they were adhered to the metal using Sticky Strip or Score Tape.

Bows were adhered to the tops of both sides of the ornaments using Glue Dots. (The Ornament is double-sided.

Small leaves were cut from both Dark Chocolate Craft Metal and Brushed Bronze Craft Metal using Framelits. They were adhered randomly to all of the ornaments.

A small bauble was attached to the bottom of the ribbon loop.

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In addition, you will also receive INSTANT ACCESS to bonus tutorials that will inspire you with more Christmas Ideas. Buy Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets today and get started on your keepsake ornaments today.

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Challenges:

Dazzling Divas Design Challenge – #36 – Ornament or Anything Goes (Inspiration Photo Below)

Categories : 3D Items, Craft Metal, Embossing

Vintage Burlap Panel with Idea-ology Charms

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· July 15, 2014

I love creating Vintage pieces. I’m a Card Maker first but I also love Art Journaling and Mixed Media and Paper Crafting projects! I often use Challenges as inspiration. This piece was done for the CC3C Challenge. The Instructions for the panel can be found in Tim Holtz’s Compendium of Curiosities III.

Chit Chat Stickers were used in the upper right corner. The Idea-ology Corners were “aged” with Broken China Distress Paint.

The Idea-ology Timepiece was layered with a Mini Gear and Game Spinner. I touched Broken China Distress Paint to various spots to make it look aged.

The Word Band was painted using Antique Bronze Distress Paint and then accented with Broken China Distress Paint. It was tied onto the Burlap Panel using Jute String.

Alpha Tiles were used to spell out the word “Love.”

It’s always a treat to use photos of family members. This is my Grandparent’s Wedding Photo. (It was a button.) I made a copy of it onto a piece of Very Vanilla Cardstock and then cut it out using a Circle Framelit and then stacked it onto a piece of cardboard and attached it to the project using Foam Tape.

Additional items used: Idea-ology Buckles, Long Fastener, Melange Tissue Wrap Paper, Mini Stash Collage Paper, Vintage Photo Distress Ink, Vintage Photo Distress Paint, Antique Linen Distress Paint.

Challenges:

CC3C #6 – Altered Burlap Panel

Crafty Girls – Anything Goes

Categories : 3D Items, Distress, Mixed Media, Vintage

Tags : CC3C, Vintage Burlap Panel

Vintage Burlap Panel

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· June 16, 2014

I love old photos. I especially love old photos of people I love! This photo was taken on my Grandparent's Wedding Day. In the Vintage World, everyone is using "Found Relatives" photos so I figured I could make copies of mine and just use those!

I used the Crafter's Workshop Antiquities Stencil and Embossing Paste to create this Vintage Burlap Panel.

I used Evergreen Bough and Antique Bronze Distress Paints to age the Pocket Watch, Swivel Clasp, Word Key, Button and Corner. Inside the Pocket Watch is a Timepiece, Mini Gear and Game Spinner.

Supplies: Journal Tickets, French Industrial Salvage Stickers, Vintage Photo Distress Ink, Blending Tool, Linen Ribbon, Fanciful Accoutrements, Remnant Rubs, Texture Fade

Challenges:

CC3C – #4 – Layering Stencil with Texture Paste

Crazy 4 Challenges – 240 – Stenciling

Simon Says Stamp – Wednesday – Stenciling

Simon Says Stamp – Monday – Anything Goes

Craft Hoarder's Anonymous – Spray It, Ink It, Paint It, Emboss It

Categories : 3D Items, Cards, Distress, Stencils, Tags, Vintage

Enjoy the Journey Canvas

Posted by Cathy Parlitsis

· April 8, 2014

I just want to go on the record here…I am WAY out of my comfort zone with this project. I bought this TH Canvas and wanted to do a "Journey" project with it. My new fave technique is Embossing Paste with Stencils! This uses the Harlequin Stencil from The Crafter's Workshop. There's beautiful distressing built right into the stencil. I tried to give you detailed photos and instructions and included a short video showing you so the project. Let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy! 😀

The next photo is a sideview so you can see the texture and dimension. The Film Strip was adhered with Glue Dots so I could curve it. The edges were adhered to the canvas using Glue Dots or Staples.

First, I put The Crafter's Workshop Harlequin Stencil over the Canvas and spread Embossing Paste over it. (Clean your stencil immediately) Allow to dry.

Then, I sprayed Walnut Ink over the Embossing Paste. I used a rag to lift off some of the Ink in places so it wouldn't be quite so dark or uniform.

A small piece of TH Kraft Cardstock was cut, distressed and inked with Vintage Photo Distress ink and then Walnut Stain Distress Ink.

The tag was created using the same technique I used for the Vintage Postcard – You can see the Tutorial HERE.
Once the background of the tag was done, various stamps (map & script) were stamped over the top of it.

I wanted to use the Idea-ology word band that said: "Enjoy The Journey" but it was silver and I needed it to be bronze so I first rubbed Evergreen Bough Distress Ink into the words and allowed to dry.
Then, I applied Antique Bronze Distress Paint over the top of it and tapped it until I got the look I wanted. I smudged some of the Evergreen Bough in places as well.

I cut out a photo from one of TH's papers.

The photo was too white for the projects so I distressed the edges with a Distress Tool and sponged over them with Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
I used an Industrial Sticker and sponged over that with Vintage Photo Distress Ink as well.

Crinkle Ribbon was dyed by spritzing it with water and running Scattered Straw and Vintage Photo Distress Ink Pads over the top, crinkling and then drying it with a Heat Tool.
Idea-Ology Gears were attached to the tag using a Paper Piercing Tool and a Screw Brad.

The gears were cut from Chipboard using the Gadget Gears Die.
They were inked with Vintage Photo Distress Ink and then inked with Distress Embossing Ink and embossed with Vintage Photo Distress Embossing Powder.
The Chipboard was then cut in half and adhered to the tag using Glue Dots.
The Word Band was attached to the tag using fibers that are secured behind with Glue Dots.
The Tag was distressed with a Distress tool and Inked with Walnut Stain Distress Ink.
A Mini Corner was attached to the bottom left corner of the tag and then it was hammered to distress it.
A strip of leather was attached to the side of the tag with Sticky Strip.

A scrap of printed Mulberry Paper was torn and inked with Vintage Photo Distress Ink and then attached to the canvas. The photo and stick were adhered on top.