Inspiration can be found anywhere. Bokeh is a photography technique that can easily be transferred to stamping. Bokeh is a Japanese term that refers to the blur in/out of focus areas of an image. Bokeh can use different images like dots, hearts or stars to provide the blur in the photograph. This technique will lend a dreamy, soft effect to your stamping.
Card Supplies:
- Stamps: See Ya Later 133533
- Ink: Crisp Cantaloupe Classic Ink 131176, Smoky Slate Classic Ink 131179, Coastal Cabana Classic Ink 131175, Versamark 102283
- Paper: Coastal Cabana Cardstock 131297, Whisper White Cardstock 100730
- Tools: Sponge Daubers 102892, Gold Embossing Powder 109130, Gold Sequin Trim 132983, Heat Tool 129053
Instructions:
1. Use any circle stamp to create the circles. In the sample card, a sponge dauber was used to create the circles, lending naturally to the “blur “ effect when stamped. 
2. Stamp the circle 3 times, concentrating the darker circles to the outside of corners. With each progressive stamp of the dauber, stamp towards your focal part, creating the blur effect. Each color was stamped 3 times without reinking the dauber.
Yes it is THAT simple!
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