Spotlight Colored Clematis

Hi, well it is the first of December so it is time to share

my card I made as a Design Team member over at

the Crafting Circle

for the monthly 

Crafty Awesomeness Challenge.  

Make sure you come and play along as this month it is a

prize challenge.  You could win a Gina Marie gift certificate.

If you are not familiar with her products you really should

check them out, she has some of the best dies and at the absolute 

best prices. 

For this card, I used a Power Poppy digital image called

Climbing Clematis.   A long time ago I made a card using this technique 

called the Spotlight Technique where you just color a portion

of the image.  If you want to check that post out click HERE is was about

6 years ago.  I colored the flower twice, once directly on the

entire image then again on a second one and cut it out then

attached it over the bottom one to give it some dimension. 

After I had it all colored I cut it out using a Gina Marie

die Nested Labels.

Thanks for stopping by and make sure you head on over the 

Crafty Awesomeness Challenge and play along.

Challenges entered:
Pile it one - Two patterns ends 12/10

Cherry Blossom - Spotlight Card

I saw a card on the Cricut message board where they made a card using a spotlight technique and I just fell in love with how it looked.  Sorry I can't remember who it was to give them credit.  It is a technique where you stamp an image twice and on one of them only color part of it, cut that part out and put it on top of the other stamped image.  It can easily be done with a digital image as well, which is what I used.

You can also color the second image and then cut out just a circle from it and place that on top.  I chose to color just the flower and then place it on top with pop dots and curled up the petals.  This was such a perfect image for this technique that I wish I knew how to put in a link so you could get the image. It was colored using my Prisma color pencils and gamsol.  I believe I found it by Google-ing flower images.

The background paper is from a paper pack that I bought at Costco a long time ago and it is fabric like.  Doesn't not cut well with your Cricut but sure makes a nice background.   The center of the flower is Martha Stewart tiny glass beads, I love these but man they can get all over the place. 

When I first made this card I thought the image was a poppy so that is why there is poppy brads along the right side.  Oops I love poppies so I guess it was just wishful thinking.

Here is a closer picture of the flower.  I so want to do another one of these with another image but keep getting side tracked.  So many neat things to do and not enough time and I have all day to work on my cards LOL!

Thanks for visiting and I just love to read your comments.