Spotlight Stamp Layering
Hello! Today I am sharing spotlight stamp layering techniques… and also tips for creating shaped cards.
[All supplies are linked in the text below and in the thumbnails at the end of this post. Compensated affiliate links may be used at no cost to you. This video is also shown over on the Simon Says Stamp Blog.]
Spotlight stamp layering is a fun technique that results in two cards. I have shown variations of this technique in the past (see below) and felt it was worth doing again! Be sure to watch for the how-to and many tips.
My cards feature the new Simon Says Stamp WPlus9 Saying Hi Stamp Set and WPlus9 Hexagon Dies. I am in love with both of these! I used the large hexagon die to create two white cardstock pieces. On one of them, I stamped images with Simon Says Stamp Fog Ink and Reverse Confetti Stone Ink. On the one, I stamped in the exact same spots (thanks to my MISTI Stamping Tool!) with bright ink colors. I then die cut a smaller hexagon from the center of each and swapped them.
You can see how the pattern is continuous across the card. Such a fun look…
By the way, this great Simon Says Stamp WPlus9 Saying Hi Stamp Set is limited edition, so hurry if it is something you would like to get!
I also wanted to show that the WPlus9 Hexagon Dies work great on traditional shaped cards, too…
At the end of my video, I show how to do this technique without a stamping tool. (And honestly, I think I like this method the best!) I first stamped a panel with the Simon Says Stamp WPlus9 Saying Hi Stamp Set and Simon Says Stamp Fog Ink. I then cut a small hexagon from the bottom right. On this small piece, I stamped on top of the light grey images with colorful inks. I then added the piece back in place on a card.
Here you can see the continuous pattern across the cards…
RELATED VIDEOS
Here are a few other related videos that may be helpful:
- More Spotlight Stamp Layering Video
- Spotlight Die Cutting Video
- Spotlight Sentiment Video
- Spotlight with Alphabet Dies Video
SUPPLIES
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