Thursday, 23 July 2026

CAS Mix Up reminder - Eclipse Card

 Hi there Crafty Friends. Did you see that the CAS Mix Up Challenge has started up again after a 4 year break. Our theme this month is 'ECLIPSE Cards'  (Mixed Media, nclude stamping & CAS).

This time I  used a very old stamp from Hero Arts (Dogwood Flower) and number dies from Spellbinders to create my eclipse. The sentiment is from Penny Black Stamps.
I stamped the flowers using karin Markers direct to stamp and blended. Then I die cut the '70' a couple of times, once from the stamped card and from scrap, to create dimension. 

This time I  used a very old stamp from Hero Arts (Dogwood Flower) and number dies from Spellbinders to create my eclipse. The sentiment is from Penny Black Stamps.
I stamped the flowers using karin Markers direct to stamp and blended. Then I die cut the '70' a couple of times, once from the stamped card and from scrap, to create dimension. 





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6 comments:

  1. This is beautiful Jenny using the pretty Dogwood stamp with the eclipsed numbers which stand out really well, and the colouring using the direct to stamp technique using your markers has worked brilliantly..a wonderful card. x

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  2. Gorgeous card Jenny! That image is so beautiful. The eclipse "70" stands out so well. xx

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  3. Love this Jenny - a stunning use of the technique, and a subtle statement on a milestone birthday
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  4. This is such a beautiful card to help a friend celebrate their 70th birthday, Jenny.

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  5. This is such a wonderful card Jenny and I love the colours used on the pretty flowers using your markers straight to stamp and the eclipsed numbers stands out beautifully. x

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  6. Great take on the eclipse technique. Beautifully CAS too

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