On a recent craft day with Susan, Loll and Trina we tried a smudge technique using Distress Oxide inks. The technique can be seen here at Scrapcosy, I adapted it a little and did the scene versus multiple images. I also place the stamp in my MISTI, that way if you smudge a little too much you can add definition back into your image.
I sprayed some shimmer spray over the image when it was dry, as always it looks way more sparkly IRL.
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Card Recipe
Stamps: Serendipity
Paper: 110lb White, Black
Ink: Distress Oxide
Accessories: foam blender, MISTI, Shimmer Spray
Techniques: Smudge