Today's challenge on STB is to Make It Pop with Ashwini as our host. You can use bright colors, funky images, or actually make something pop!
I used a technique by Gina K on one of her lives which you can find on YouTube. Spotlight Technique with Stencils! - YouTube
I used Gina K's Radiant Roses Layering Bundle, stencil and die with Gina's inks.
Come see all of the inspiration by our Design Team and join us.
stick with our usual "Anything Goes" Birthday!
The choice is yours!
As long as it is a birthday card.
Thanks for stopping by.
LOVE your card Lin! And how creative to use stencils for the spotlight technique. It a new twist on an older technique. xx
ReplyDeleteLin, I love this technique and haven't done it in quite some time. This is a very pretty card! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat popping effect with the spotlighting!
ReplyDeleteI like the highlighted roses, this is beautiful! So happy to be guesting with you and the team this week, Linda!
ReplyDeleteThis spotlight technique is one that I always enjoy seeing but forget to try on a card. This was perfect for this challenge, and you did a splendid job.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty effect with the spotlight technique, TFS the video link, great way to make the flowers pop, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteI always love to see this spotlight technique, Linda! It really makes those pretty flowers pop!
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous stencil to use the spotlight technique with - perfect, in fact! The Roses look absolutely stunning! Love it, Linda!
ReplyDeletethis is a hit, Lin, I love the spotlight technique and what a great place to use it on this card to make it POP!
ReplyDeleteThe spotlight technique is a beautiful way to make a section of your card pop, Linda. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of all of the clever ideas this Topping has brought. Love, love, love!
ReplyDeleteLove the way your pretty flowers pop with that spotlight technique. Great card Linda.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use the spotlight technique for this challenge. This is a such a gorgeous card - the sentiment and the enamel dots are great accents for the pretty flowers.
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