Stampin up eclipse cards

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…

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 […]

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…

I started creating this evening with a completely different intention in mind - and then ended up with this. I have seen many eclipse cards and have always wanted to try one, so here is mine. I used

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 →

BLOG HOP PROJECT Welcome to my Stamp It Demonstrator’s Group Mother's Day Theme Blog Hop. We’re all really excited to unveil our projects, and announce a new contest give-away (below). To continue on your journey through our projects, simply use the BLOG HOPPERS links below. My project share is how to create this set of Mother's Day cards from the retiring Stampin Up Tranquil Tulips Hostess Stamp Set and Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp sets. All 3 feature a unique "pop", including 2 different styles…

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What IS an eclipse card? It's also called the hidden words technique. Letters of a word are raised up out of the rest of the card, and the letters look like they are hidden but coming right up out of the paper. I just got the Large Letter Framelits Dies so of course I had to make an eclipse card! Actually, this was an easy card to make. It's for a guy, so I used a blue (Dapper Denim) paper with an accent of Lemon Lime Twist. I lined up the letters on the paper and ran it through the