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    This document provides instructions for a reverse spotlighting technique in card making. It involves stamping images randomly on cardstock, punching holes through parts of images, and adhering stamped images underneath to highlight certain areas. The technique uses stamps, ink, cardstock, a paper punch, and adhesive and provides illustrated step-by-step instructions.

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    This document provides instructions for a reverse spotlighting technique in card making. It involves stamping images randomly on cardstock, punching holes through parts of images, and adhering stamped images underneath to highlight certain areas. The technique uses stamps, ink, cardstock, a paper punch, and adhesive and provides illustrated step-by-step instructions.

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    This document provides instructions for a reverse spotlighting technique in card making. It involves stamping images randomly on cardstock, punching holes through parts of images, and adhering stamped images underneath to highlight certain areas. The technique uses stamps, ink, cardstock, a paper punch, and adhesive and provides illustrated step-by-step instructions.

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    Reverse Spotlighting

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    skline3
    This document provides instructions for a reverse spotlighting technique in card making. It involves stamping images randomly on cardstock, punching holes through parts of images, and adhering stamped images underneath to highlight certain areas. The technique uses stamps, ink, cardstock, a paper punch, and adhesive and provides illustrated step-by-step instructions.

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    4/25/13 Splitcoaststampers - Reverse Spotlighting Technique Tutorial by Beate Johns

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    Reverse Spotlighting
    by Beate Johns

    Highlight part of your image by punching a window and layering a stamped image underneath.
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    Stamps
    Ink
    Cardstock
    Paper Punch (here circle punch)
    Adhesive
    Scissors
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    Step 1
    Stamp main image randomly all over the
    cardstock.
    4/25/13 Splitcoaststampers - Reverse Spotlighting Technique Tutorial by Beate Johns
    www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/reverse_spotlighting/#?printable=true 2/5
    Step 2 (Optional)
    Stamp smaller images to fill the background.
    Step 3
    Punch out a window over one of the main
    images. Only punch out part of the main
    image.
    Step 4
    Repeat step three a few more times.
    4/25/13 Splitcoaststampers - Reverse Spotlighting Technique Tutorial by Beate Johns
    www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/reverse_spotlighting/#?printable=true 3/5
    Step 5
    Stamp the same image used for the card front
    on a different colored cardstock as many times
    as there are punched holes on card front. Cut
    images out.
    Step 6
    Line up images under the punched windows
    and adhere.
    Step 7
    If any images show under the card front, cut
    those off at the edge of the cardstock.
    4/25/13 Splitcoaststampers - Reverse Spotlighting Technique Tutorial by Beate Johns
    www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/reverse_spotlighting/#?printable=true 4/5
    Step 8
    Take a piece of cardstock or patterned paper
    in a coordinating color that is the same size as
    the card front and tape it under the card front.
    Step 9
    Finish your card.
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