Today over at Going Grey with Scrap-creations we are challenged to use our favorite technique. This week we are sponsored by Through the Craftroom Door Magazine. Suzanne & Marti have put together a great craft magazine for all crafters, not just stampers. They are graciously giving one of our participants a one year subscription to the magazine.
I chose to use an older technique, the spotlighting technique. Instead of using an image with some open area, I chose to use a new set I received a few weeks ago from I heart Papers called Very Square from Mint Motif. I am enjoying this new set and this card, was fun to make. The squares were very easy to cute and I finished off the card with some black spots. I finished off the inside with a simple sentiment & need to get my card mailed off.
Hope you will join us over at Going Grey with Scrap-creations with your favorite technique and make sure to check out our design team members and their favorite techniques:
- Jackie Randolph
- Kristen Catalano (Challenge Owner)
- Kristine Breach
- Lorie Ames
- Marie Bridgeman
- Mary Castonquay
- Peggy Regan
Card details:
Stamps: Very Square from Mint Motif
Cardstock: Basic Black, Whisper White
Inks: Real Red, YoYo Yellow, Leaf Green, Ballet Blue
Accessories: Black Spots
8 comments:
This is such a neat card Kim! Love it!
Kim - thanks for sharing! Funny how an "old" technique can catch an eye... I wouldn't have thought of spotlighting like you did it. Awesome
Awwwww U know - these mess with my eyes alittle and I thnk I like them even more because of it!!!
Chera
WOW Kim what a great technique. I would never thought to spotlight like you did. i love the way your card came out. Great job on this week's challenge!
Awesome card, reminds me of those images that you look at long enough until shapes forms. Far Out Man!
Cool graphics - what a neat looking card.
xo
tina
Very pretty effect Kim!! I'm not familiar with that technique, but it's so interesting =) Great job!
Perfect idea for this weeks theme. I never thought of the spotlight them. Great card.
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