Help? What is this technique?

[jennmcd]

Is there a name for the technique I used on the card below?
Wild Window by jennmcd at Splitcoaststampers

I would like to find more samples like it using different stamp sets. Do you know what I should be searching for? I made a template (directions from someone's blog) for the Wild Wasabi with the four circles punched out and the white is under the WW. I

[Lady of Leisure]

I have no idea but I'm sure you can call it something like portholes, or aperture frames, or windows (small w, before Microsoft's lawyers get on to me...) . Whatever it is , it is very effective!

[MSBetsyZ]

It's certainly a darling card, lol! I haven't heard of a specific "name" for it, and can't even see why one would be necessary to tell you the truth.

[LizSwickley]

In her blog post that I read today, Sharon Rogers referred to it as a Peek-a-Boo card ...

[lynnewithane]

Are the animals on the inside of the card? It is hard to tell exactly what it is that you did in just 2 dimensions.

[jennmcd]

There seems to be a name or technique for everything so I thought that might help when searching.

No there aren't animals on the inside. The Wasabi is 4x4 that was created first as a template and then using the template by just punching out the circles through the circles on the template. make sense? It is attached with dimensionals over a piece of white that has stamping on it.

[lynnewithane]

Got it. Thanks.