Time for another challenge at Back to Basics Challenge blog, this is slightly different challenge this time, we would like to see Spotlight Techniques.
Here are some links for inspiration Pinterest link
and You Tube link
My card I did something slightly different I used a CD and printed the image in black and white and then again in colour, I matted the black and white on silver card, and cut two ovals out in different sizes and matched up the coloured images onto the black and white card. I used the backing paper from the CD. I used A walk in the countryside Cd by Creative Crafting, I wanted to show you that CD's can be very versatile, and just added a ribbon to match.
We
would be delighted to see you are there is a the Back to Basics and beyond
challenge blog and here is a link to the blog
Hugs
Margaret
beautiful pastel colours and a great image
ReplyDeleteMorning Margaret, gorgeous card and love your design, looks really good...
ReplyDeleteHope your enjoying this hot spell, it's beautiful but yesterday when the temp in my back garden hit 99% it was a touch to much...lol...enjoy while we can..x
I can see why it's called the spotlight technique. It's very pretty!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and what a brilliant idea I would have never thought of that--thank you for the tip-the image you used is so beautiful
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Great card, what a super idea to use a digital image! Anesha x
ReplyDeleteI love oval shapes and your design is always so artistic very pleasant card to veiw🍃🌹🍃
ReplyDeleteOh this is super, I have this CD as well, such pretty images and just right for the theme. Love Hazelxx
ReplyDeleteSo soft, dreamy AND pretty, I clicked on it to make it larger to see all the pretty detail and it's amazing!
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Absolutely beautiful Margaret, such a fabulous image and love the oval shape,Kate x x
ReplyDeleteYour cards are always in the spotlight :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Ginny x
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Hi Margaret, Love what you did by printing it in colour and b & w. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteLovely card as usual Margaret. I'm going to try this spotlighting technique with my crafters next session....great inspiration and thanks for the links. W x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Margaret, a brilliant way to create the spotlight technique.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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