Hello Friends
Another Eclipse card but today it is focusing on Monochromatic. I was inspired to do the monochromatic but one of my teammates Carole. C. Now can you say that 3 time in a row MONOCHROMATIC if so good for you I can not even say it once without twisting my tong all in a knots 🙂
These Eclipse cards are simple I bet you thinking ya right well trust me this is so simple one ink color, stamp your image then place your largeletters and VOILA! You just need to re attach the letters with the foam strips. One thing that I will say to pay a little extra attention is when you place your letters on your stamp image make sure they are in the right order 🙂
I have a video for you that you can find at the bottom of this blog post or on my YouTube Channel.
This one is all stamp with Smoky Slate
Measurement
-Whisper White Thick 8½ x 5½, 5¼ x 4
-Smoky Slate of Island Indigo 5-1/8 x 3-7/8
This one is stamp with Island Indigo and layer in same color.
Now looking at this picture I am still laughing out loud. Can see see what is wrong in this picture?
That all for now I will be back tomorrow.
Have a sweet day!
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I absolutely LOVE this, Frenchie! So simple, yet so stunning!! TFS another wonderful idea!! You are awesome!! Joanne from Rochester, NY
Love this technique. I had to spell it myself before I realized you spelled it wrong but hey you just made my day…lol
Monochromatic cards are classy! French Canadians drop “H” in some of their speech patterns. i.e., “'olly” rather than “Holly” …could that be what happened to the “H” in “wish”? All card makers make mistakes!
these cards are beautiful…especially the blue one!
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Love this technique and the monochromatic look as well.
I like the High tide cards. the blue one is my favorite
thanks for all your very informative videos
Haha! Love the blue card!
Toooo funny – but love this card.
Good morning and WOW!
I just loved this!!
Thank you so much!
Love these eclipse cards! Beautiful effect! Glad you shared about switching the letters around… sounds like something I would do! That set of the alpha dies is awesome!
Love this card. The look is simple and so simple to make.
I love the looks of the Eclipse cards, but have not made one yet. You have made them sound simple to do, they are next on my list of cards to make.
Love the monochromatic style. I need to make one of these.
I absolutely love this card! I was laughing about the mixed up letters as I’ve done that too!!
Love the idea of monochromatic. Thank you for letting us laugh with you on your mix up. You don't worry about letting us see your mistakes, that's why I like your videos.
Love these cards, Frenchie. I am so grateful you do masculine cards often, these are perfect for that.
Love these cards, Frenchie. I am so grateful you do masculine cards often, these are perfect for that.
Love these dimensional kind of cards. The placement of the lighthouse was just perfect between the letters. This is a very versatile type of card to do – easy to change out the letters.
This is a great idea for a man's card. Think I might try it for my husband and son-in-law with their name. Thanks France for a great idea!
Love making eclipse cards
Such a neat card! Thanks for the chance to win the Large letter dies so I can CASE it!