Welcome to my first Spotlight post of 2018 STAMPlorations friends! Do you like trends? I love to check out what's predicted to trend when each new year rolls around. I've been creating my inspiration projects for this month using an "Urban Tribe" trend - you can check it out here. I decided to focus on another trend that caught my eye for my spotlight projects this month. It's something I've always loved in design - "Negative Space"! Here's a look at my card.
STEP 1
Gathered my supplies - stamp sets and die, black ink, kraft cardstock and an embossing folder. The second photo shows my inspiration - the neutrals basically.
STEP 2
Arranged and stamped the images on the cardbase.
STEP 3
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Arranged and stamped the images on the cardbase.
Stamped more images on the left side of my cardbase. TIP: Turn your card (or MISTI as I did here) to accommodate stamps extending off the card edge but still make use of the corner for aligning.
STEP 4
In addition to the negative die cut, I'm really liking the neutrals with that little pop of gold embossing!
Remember if you try out any of the techniques, like negative die cutting, from our Spotlight posts hook up your project at our Spotlight Project Showcase.
Those fluttery butterflies are so pretty, Maria ... they perfectly complement the warm kraft ... and that touch of gold is gorgeous! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteYou've made 'negative' absolutely positive! LOVE your card; fantastic tutorial!
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It' a fabulous card.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great example of using negative space! Lovely card and thanks for the inspiration :) xo Cheetarah
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely!!
ReplyDeleteLove this sweet flutter by card on Kraft, striking and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a great card ! Very unique style !
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what lovely card - love the texture you created :)
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