You will need the following Supplies to complete this project:
Stamps: Painted Butterflies Set from Blockheads Paper Arts
Cardstock: White and three shades of rose/wine
Ink Reinkers: Distress Reinkers Tattered Rose , Memento Reinker Rhubarb Stalk
VersaMark ink pad
Clear Embossing Powder
Spray bottle with water
Iron
Scrap sheets of paper
Wax paper or a craft sheet
Sheer Ribbon
Gem stickers
Rubber Gloves -optional
Start off with a white piece of cardstock. Stamp the large butterfly on the white CS with VersaMark ink several times.
Heat with a heat gun to emboss.
Now, this is the messy part. You may want to put on some rubber gloves at this point. Of course, I did not think of this until after my hands were all covered with ink. Spray the embossed piece of CS with lots of water. Get the paper very wet.
Start adding the ink from the reinker bottles.
You can tip the CS to let the ink run around if you like. I like how the ink looked after tipping. 
Spray more water and add more ink until the CS is covered. I used two different colors on this example and started with the lightest color.
Now, at this point, you will have to go and run the vacuum or answer some emails while the CS dies. The next step is to remove the embossing powder with a hot iron. I know you are thinking, “What, take off the powder, I just put it on.” Trust me. You will really love how the paper looks after ironing. Set the iron to the Cotton/Dry setting. Protect your iron and ironing board by laying down some scrap paper. Place the CS on the scrap paper and cover with more scrap paper.
I decided to go with Wine and Rose shades of CS to complete my project.
I wanted to keep the card on the simple side to showcase the Batik Paper. You can see how easily your projects will go together once your Batik Paper is made. For this project, I layered the CS and added a wide sheer ribbon and three gem stickers. If you would like to see more samples of the Batik Paper, hop over to my Blog.
I have more samples that used White embossing powder and I made up two more cards from the Batik Papers. Check them out and tell me which one is your favorite. Thank you for joining me for this tutorial and I hope you will give this technique a try. It really is easy and fun. I will be back in a few weeks with another tutorial. I will see if I can come up with another faux fabric technique. See you then.
