I have been playing in techniques recently. This technique is called Faux Burned Wood and I chose to use a rose for this card.
I used the stamp set, Rose Bouquet from Gina K Designs, dated 2017. The woodgrained texture is from the SU embossing folder called Pinewood Planks, very retired. Basically to complete this technique, I used my MISTI and a dark ink stamping the image several times to make it as dark as I could. I used Dark Chocolate from GKD. Then while the ink is still wet, take a water brush or paint brush and drag it across the image. This makes the outline a bit fuzzy and moves the ink across the paper. I used Ranger Watercolor Cardstock to stamp and move the ink on.
Here is the You Tube video I watched to learn this technique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIeWFPqWfTU&list=WL&index=21
I have spent the last six month’s being on the design team with Split Coast Stampers. I enjoyed the honor and learned quite a bit. My last cards will be posted on August 15. Thanks for reading and seeing what I am creating. If you try this technique, I would love to see it. I enjoyed learning something new and being able to share.
Stamp Buddies 
This is fabulous Lisa. I love how it turned out and must remember to give the technique a try myself.
Thank you! I enjoyed it.
OH WOW!!! This is beautiful. You really nailed that technique.
Thank you! This is the first time I have tried. I enjoyed it.
How fun that you are using new techniques for your cards. This is a great card!
Thanks! It is fun to try something new.
Very cool card. I like that technique. I’ll have to check out the video.
Thank you! It was worth watching and trying something new.
Beautiful card! Love the faux burned wood technique! Thank you so much for playing along with Gina K. Designs August Monthly Mix Challenge!
Thank you! This is my first time with the technique, but definitely not the last.
This is a very cool technique; it looks exatly like burned wood! Pretty card!!
Thanks! It is fun to try.
What a cool technique, Lisa! Looks great over the woodgrain, and almost reminds me of a tattoo, too, lol. Pretty! Thanks so much for playing at Retro Rubber!
Thank you! I enjoy using my product and learning something new in the process.
Awesome technique and card, Lisa. Thanks so much for sharing the technique.
This is so clever, thanks for sharing. It came out beautifully. Thanks for joining us at Retro Rubber this time. Claire DT