Friday! How is it already the end of the week? Another clean and simple card for you today.
Playing with Paper Players (#662) using the technique suggested by Just Add Ink (#674) and sharing with Beautiful Blossoms (#10) and Ellibelle’s I Spy (#8).
Here is the result:
Steps:
- Card Base: (8½” x 5½” scored at 4¼”) Smoky Slate cardstock.
- Background Panel: (4” x 5¼”) Basic White cardstock. Using the Sunflower Abundant Beauty Decorative Masks, I created the gray-tone image.
- Mask 1 – Smoky Slate and Gray Granite inks applied with a Sponge Dauber.
- Mask 2 – Gray Granite ink for the Leaves.
- Mask 3 – Basic Gray ink for Flower Centers highlights.
- Mask 4 – Memento Tuxedo Black ink for Flower Centers.
- Sentiment, For You, from the Country Bouquet stamp set was stamped with Basic Gray ink.
- Spot Light: (4” x 5¼”) Basic White cardstock. The Stencils were used again to create the colored Sunflower using either a Blending Brush or a Sponge Dauber depending on the current color ink when last used.
- Mask 1 – Crushed Curry and Calypso Coral inks.
- Mask 2 – Old Olive ink.
- Mask 3 – Pecan Pie ink.
- Mask 4 – Copper Clay ink.
- A section of the Sunflower was die-cut with the (2⅜”) Circle die from the Deckled Circles Dies set.
- The edge of the circle was sponged with Copper Clay ink.
The card was assembled, and the Spot Light Sunflower was matched and popped up with Dimensionals.
A clean and simple floral card with the shades of Autumn highlighting a lovely Sunflower.
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The Inque Spot Studio 
A beautiful fall-inspired card and a clever use of this technique Jolanda – I wouldn’t have thought to use it with these masks! Thanks for playing along with my CAS Challenge over at The Paper Players this week!
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Gorgeous card Jolanda, those rich autumn colours just pop right off the page. I love the deckle edging and sponging too, they are the perfect finishing touch. Thanks so much for sharing it with us at Just Add Ink this week.
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Pretty
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So unique and beautiful!!! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at Beautiful Blossoms! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often. We appreciate your support!
Darlene
BB DT
BEAUTIFUL BLOSSOMS
DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
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I love this spotlight technique and the stenciled sunflowers are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your lovely card at The Beautiful Blossoms Challenge. We appreciate your support.
Donna xx
Paper Funday Challenge
Beautiful Blossoms Challenge
Inspiration Station Challenge
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Beautifully created card and a great technique!
Thank you for joining our challenge at Beautiful Blossoms!
Diane BB DT
{Nellies Nest}
{Beautiful Blossoms}
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That’s so lovely- the spotlight technique works so well!
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So beautifully designed!
Thank you so much for playing along with us this month at I spy with my little eye!
Ellie
Ellibelle’s Corner
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Beautiful! Love the pop of colour. A great way to use stencils. Chantell Just Add Ink
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Thanks so much for linking this beautiful creation to Beautiful Blossoms Challenge! XXO, Aimeslee DT
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Beautiful spotlight card – love the autumnal colours in the sunflower. Thanks so much for playing along with my theme of “Shades of Autumn” at Ellibelle’s “I Spy With My Little Eye” challenge this month.
Pauline xx
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