Trying something a little different with the spotlight technique today - instead of the customary circle, I tried it with a star. I think it turned out pretty well, but I have an even better idea for the next card. :-D BTW, the poinsettias were colored with Cherry Cobbler Classic ink and a blender pen. I don't have a clue why it looks pink in the photo.
I'm keeping the post brief today (hey, wait a minute.....did I just hear some of you cheer?!). I hope you all have a wonderful long Labor Day weekend. Those of you with children in school, if they haven't started already, they surely will next week, so enjoy your upcoming free time! Woohoo!!!
Stamp: Bells & Boughs (W-120831, C-121142)
Cardstock: Whisper White (100730), Basic Gray (121044), Cherry Cobbler (119685), Brushed Silver (100712)
Ink: Basic Black Classic (101179), Cherry Cobbler Classic, 119669), Wild Wasabi Stampin' Write Marker (120975), Delightful Daffodil Stampin' Write Marker (119677), Pear Pizzazz Stampin' Write Marker (119801, set of 5 In Colors)
Accessories: Star Punch (119875), Mover & Shapers Punch Windows (115953), Big Shot Die-Cut Machine (113439), Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folder (120175), Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding Ribbon (120992)
Beautiful job coloring and I love your bow!
ReplyDeleteI love the spotlighting technique, but it is genius to use the star! Beautiful, beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteCindy this is just gorgeous. I love spotlighting too. Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteI really do love this card. You did a very ice job. Following through SC. TFS and God Bless.
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Sorry, I have a question. The stamped white star card..is that the hand Star Punch and the background dark star...is that the movers? Wonderful job. Take care and God Bless.
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What a great idea! The different shape makes it pop even more!
ReplyDeleteWOW Cindy this is awesome!! Very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with the star in the card. So beautiful. I might have to case that idea sometimes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your little note on my blog.. yes th cold. Love California and the sun there. Thanks for sharing your blog, you have so many great ideas.
Enjoy the rest o your day, Pauline
beautiful - have added you to my list of favs!!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely beautiful and I have never seen a spotlight done with a shape other than a circle or a square!!! Fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Deb, the start is genius! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love it! You did a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA new follower thru SC. Cute cards!
ReplyDeleteAnother vote for you being a genius!! Just perfect!
ReplyDeleteCool take on the spotlighting technique, Cindy! I'm starting to wish I'd gotten that set.
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy...Thank you for you comments on my scrapbook pages! I am now following you. I recognize your work for SC!
ReplyDeleteThis card is amazing!!! I love how you used this set! I am DYING to get a hold of my stamping stuff!!!!! But perhaps the wait is almost over - the shipment reached Genoa last week, so at least it's in Italy!!!
ReplyDeleteso interesting to look at, really eye catching.
ReplyDeleteWow! The embossed brushed silver is amazing!! Great idea to use a star for the spotlight too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun twist on spotlighting! And your double bow is superb, Cindy. . .
ReplyDeleteLove your idea with the star for the spotlight technique. I am following you also.
ReplyDeleteCindy, this spotlighting is GORGEOUS! Love the star! Great job.
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Thanks for following me. Now following you too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spotlight card!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty to use a star for the 'spotlight.'
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