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Thursday, 26 July 2018

trying something new....

I keep seeing lovely examples of eclipse cards on the wonderweb and really like the effect so here I am having a go.....







just a little bit wonky but not too bad for my first attempts...and yes I definitely will be having another go...
I hope you are enjoying your day and not too hot!.....thanks for popping by my blog today ....

8 comments:

  1. Fabulous cards, I especially like the first one - such an elegant design.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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  2. I love these cards Margaret. I have thought about doing this one myself for Christmas. Can you tell what lettering dies you used? Thank you for sharing.

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    1. Thanks Michelle...they are the large letter framelits die from stamping up...made by Sizzix...very useful dies...xxxx

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  3. Two beautiful cards Margaret. Love them both. Hugs Rita xxx

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  4. Both are so good. I am thinking that eclipse cards mean the words that are raised up and a bit off edge so we see the colour underneath? If this is your first try, you look like an expert! I love the elegance of the first card with the pretty poinsettias. The second is like a down home Christmas with very traditional warm colours. Now if it wasn’t so hot, I would say one Needs a cosy fireplace:j

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  5. Two perfect cards. I haven't tried this technique yet but have seen it done on several blogs. I love your second card as the wording really does blend into the background. almost invisible. Hugs Mrs A.

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  6. These are fabulous, I haven't tried this technique yet but it looks very effective.
    Lorraine

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  7. Fantastic cards Margaret - I especially like the3 first one!
    Sandy xx

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