Eclipse cards tutorial

Make beautiful Cricut eclipse cards with this simple video tutorial! Perfect for adding an elegant, raised letter effect to your DIY greeting cards. No special tools needed!

Eclipse cards – have you seen them?This is a technique that has been around the card making community for quite some time and seems to be making a comeback lately. In April, I released a video tutorial on the Swift Creek Customs YouTube channel sharing how you can create these cards in the Siser Leonardo… Continue reading Creating 4 Eclipse Cards in Silhouette Studio

Happy Sunday folks! I’m writing this on Saturday as it is my birthday today and I will be out celebrating with my ever patient hubby and parents. On Wednesday evening I met up with some lovely crafting friends (the Paper Mates) for our monthly get together and did a shoe box swap. What’s a shoe […]

Simple but stunning, follow the simple step by step photos to produce this version of an Eclipse card I started with a base card of 8" or 20cm. From Black card cut one piece 19.5cm x 19.5cm. From white card, cut one piece 19cm x 19cm. As the stamp used is a large one, I used a Stamping Platform for a perfect image. First, I took two Stitched Oval dies and placed them into position on the white card layer to see where I was going to place the stamp I gently placed the image on top of the dies…

How to make Eclipse Cards | Eclipse Technique for Cards | Eclipse Card Tutorial | Live Cardmaking ***NO USING LETTER DIES FOR THIS CARD!!!!*** Let's do somet...

Another eclipse card made today. My fave type of card. Image printed on to right side of A4 white hammered card (2 sheets). On one of the sheets I...

ellenhutsonllc on Instagram: Clean & simple, eclipse birthday card idea! Have you ever made an eclipse card? Let us know in the comments! This lovely card by…

Welcome I'm not sure if I am getting older and slower, or time is speeding up, but I intended to be back much sooner than this..... This was the card I made for our wee New Zealand swap group, with the eclipse background technique to be used on the background. I chose a hollyhock image from Graphics Fairy, and printed it out twice, then went to hunt for a coverdie... and 'she-who-set-the-challenge' only found one in her stash!! Oooops. But I am pleased with the result, using the Couture…

The Two Tier Eclipse Technique makes such a striking card - and it is really quite simple! Basically you cut out the letters, then cut out additional letters in

Simple but stunning, follow the simple step by step photos to produce this version of an Eclipse card I started with a base card of 8" or 20cm. From Black card cut one piece 19.5cm x 19.5cm. From white card, cut one piece 19cm x 19cm. As the stamp used is a large one, I used a Stamping Platform for a perfect image. First, I took two Stitched Oval dies and placed them into position on the white card layer to see where I was going to place the stamp I gently placed the image on top of the dies…

Well it’s new to me! I love this technique! It’s so striking. I’ve seen lots of samples of it recently, they really caught my eye and I wanted to have a go. One of my fellow demonstrators Gaynor Boyce made a stunning example using the new Painted Harvest stamp set. I was also looking for […]

I have a beauty for you today!!! Using my favorite stamp set from the Holiday Mini Catalog - PAINTED HARVEST...OMGosh....YOU HAVE TO GET YOURSELF ONE! I love watercolor images and this was on the top of my list. I've shared several cards with this stamp set already and now I'm really stuck on this color combo - CRUSHED CURRY, CAJUN CRAZE and CHOCOLATE CHIP....YUM! Watch my video to see how easy this is: If the video doesn't play - click HERE to watch it on my blog. Join my ONLINE VIP CLUB…

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Make fun handmade cards that POP with the Eclipse card technique! A tutorial for the Eclipse card making technique.

Happy Friday! I hope you are enjoying a wonderful day. Today I want to show you this adorable card. It’s an eclipse card which carries over your stamped design and provides some added interes…

TLC975 - Cover Die Eclipse I go to a yearly "New to You' sale & sometimes I come home with more than I sell. Case in point - this unnamed stamp. The seller had some pretty cards made with it. So ... I stamped twice using MISTI. I colored one image with StampinBlends & then placed the cover die. I added a card base of Rose Red, so did the sentiment from Go To Greetings in the same color. Thanks for stopping by.

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Hello Stamping Friends, I chose two of my favorite sets to make an Eclipse card – the stamp set “Awesomely Artistic”, and the color Island Indigo. In my usual monochromatic style I did cards for Mother’s Day, thank you cards and friend cards. Her are various fronts and insides of the cards -the inside could … Continue reading →

Eclipse card using ScanNCut #scanncut - originally made for plannercraft