Monday, April 07, 2008

Sunflower Spotlight

One of the most basic techniques in stamping is SPOTLIGHTING.   Only a portion (or "spotlight") is colored.  I have never done this, till today!!

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I just love this sunflower stamp!! 

I first stamped the flower with black onto white, and colored it with gray pencils. Then I stamped it with brown onto white and colored it with colored pencils.  I punched out a square of the color sunflower and matted it.  I lined it up on the B & W image and adhered it.

I added the ribbons to go along with today's Technique Lover's Challenge at SplitCoastStampers.

Materials used:

  • Stamps: Autumn Sunflower and Fern Leaf Tooled Leather;
  • Paper: White, Black, Basic Gray, More Mustard; DP from Paper Studio;
  • Ink: Palette-Noir; Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink-Chestnut Roan;
  • Accessories: Martha Stewart punch; ribbon; charm; corner slot punch;

This was so much fun--I hope to try it again, soon!

Thanks for stopping by!

5 comments:

Debi said...

Gorgeous! You were right I do love this stamp.kcg

Kay Kalthoff said...

You have a beautiful blog and a beautiful style! I love what you did for today's challenge . . . kind of like a double with the spotlight technique, too. GREAT job!!! TFS!

Ellie said...

Amazing and beautiful as always :)

-Ellie

Judy Rozema said...

Gorgeous job - great spotlighting!! Love that stamp!

Anonymous said...

Very cool Jules! Your spollighting is perfect. Stacy