Distressed Metal

Had a go at embossing some metal foil with ten seconds studio metal tools, & an embossing board.love the way the paper stump flattens out the metal & pushes it over the embossing board. Then covered the metal in black acrylic paint rubbed some off so it looks distessed, & sanded very slightly over the top so it looks distressed even more !

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