Invisible Impossible Card | Floating Impossible Card

In this tutorial, I show you how to make an Invisible Impossible Card or Floating Impossible Card. I got this idea from Trimcraft and you can check out their version by following the link below.
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[@paulawray6210]

Thank you for such a clear explanation. What a fun card.

[@carolynfisher8918]

Thank you for explaining this so thoroughly. Perfect card and the use of acetate is Amazing.

[@caroldru2]

Finally a better way to construct this card. I have not liked any of the cards I made because of the fact that the pop up doesn't always work. I just decided not to make anymore. I will give this method a try. Thanks for sharing. I love your videos and projects!! Hugs! Carol

[@MixedUpCraft]

Thank you Carol, yep this is definitely the best way to make these now, I loved mine a lot :)

[@angelaharnett6437]

You Explain everything so clearly and in a way that makes me want to have a go . Thanks Sam x

[@Jadie1940]

Love the idea of acetate! Genius!

[@anniemazz2266]

I haven't got round to making one of these yet but I definitely will now, this is the best use of acetate I've seen for card making for a long time .....Genius !! Thanks for sharing Sam X

[@karenreeves5801]

This is a great card. I love the use of acetate to make the card. Thanks for the clear directions.

[@MammaCass]

As a creator I had to come comment on your tutorial style, you are blooming fantastic my crafty friend, the way you explain everything and your voice and how calm and down to earth you are it’s fantastic. I haven’t played with paper crafts for 7 years due to rheumatoid arthritis, in that time I’ve made soaps and bath bombs etc. Recently my hands have become more usable thanks to medication and I’m delving back in right now, so far I’m playing at home without the camera on to see get some fun out of it and figure out what I’m doing, so much has changed in 7 years, looks like I’m going to have to invest in a die cutting machine! Thank you for this video and all the videos of yours I’ve been watching lately. You have a great style and you are clearly very talented. I am learning lots from you 💖

[@02stovie20]

I've made me one..but I didn't have purchased acetate. I used plastic from some dies I bought. Its a thinker plastic but worked just fine. Now I gotta order some acetate from Sara Davies' Crafters Companion... Thank you so much for teaching us great ideas. I just love your ideas...😘😘

[@MixedUpCraft]

Thank you, Angela, yes I always save my packaging acetate great for so many other projects :)

[@sheronegolf7642]

What a great idea! Can't wait to try it.

[@lynntezanos947]

So clever! I agree with you - they should all be made like this! Tfs💕💕💕

[@diannebaldwin3667]

Thanks so much for this. It's great -- so now to the Craft Room and get making for my grandson's birthday card. Love your videos - many thanks

[@mctm1221]

love love it....thanks so much for sharing

[@carolekinsey7835]

These cards are so much fun. Loved this tutorial Sam. Explained so carefully. Thanks. 😊

[@PapercraftsbyCindyellen]

how clever!!! i love ending the day with fun things from Sam!!

[@leannemitchem8865]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!

[@dawnbrady1793]

Brilliant Sam, I will definitely be using the acetate on my next impossible card, thank you for such a great tip 😍

[@spikespeak1]

What a grand idea!! Thank you for sharing!! I will make one or two today!!

[@bettyjohnson1365]

Great card....the acetate is perfect for this. Thank you.

[@scrappingscootergirl]

That is awesome Sam!!!!

[@debbieloiacono8976]

Awesome.......thanks so much for sharing this - your directions are so good!!!!

[@faysalkus1083]

I make invitations for my sister's Christmas party and this will make a brilliant card for this event. Thank you!

[@jmccreates1337]

What a smart girl you are!!! Definitely think they should all be done in acetate too xx

[@verblu8507]

Impossible card to a new level! I truly, truly like this way to make them! Thank you so much for sharing this! God bless!

[@pattyd3205]

Love it, I made one from your first Tutorial but this is BRILLIANT. Thanks for sharing.

[@dianao1428]

Brilliant Sam! Thank you for sharing this take. You explained everything perfectly... I always so enjoy your posts... God bless you. Diana O

[@sallybyrne9577]

wowwee, that is amazing. You are a genius!!!

[@dorisgreene4106]

I like your Impossible Card with the acetate. Can't wait to try it!

[@beenadharmeshpithva1879]

Wow! what a gorgeous card!I love it.so clever you are. Thanks again for sharing Sam.💞💗💞🙏

[@suzieque5149]

I Love this card, I am going to try it very soon for my sister-in-laws birthday. I love your fluffy ring. Have a GREAT weekend

[@nancyludlum2646]

(watching in 2020) TFS....great idea with the acetate! Appreciate knowing the finished dimensions as well.

[@kathlee3389]

Wow Sam what an amazing card. So easy to follow your instructions. You are such a talented lady. TFS. xxx

[@JoanOrloffDK]

Adorable cards 😃 I will give it a go, I thing, I can when I follow your fantastic tutorial ❤ thanks for sharing

[@gayle1055]

Awesome card tutorial. Love the papers too☺️☺️

[@ritascully8430]

Love, love, love it. x

[@blondecardsncrafts]

I had such fun making a Christmas version of this. Your tutorial was great and I had no problem following along. Tfs 😜💗😁

[@swalwayssmile1000]

loving it.....tfs

[@sarahwilks2413]

Great tutorial, I made one using acetate a few months ago but I did a steampunk version with most of the base uncovered so it looked like the inside of a clock. If I make another one I'll definitely use your washi tape tip because it did try to slip as I was cutting. Your beach themed ones are so cute! TFS.

[@tinac1109]

Love the acerare! Tfs!❤

[@sherina57]

♥ ♥ ♥ Love this idea... it's genius. TFS.

[@beckiweaver4055]

I have say a great big thank you. Your template is the best I hsve seen. Love the acetate is brilliant.

[@MixedUpCraft]

Thank you Becki, I'm glad you think so :)

[@carmenhofmann6786]

Wunderbar! 11 of 10 points from Germany

[@DuluthTW]

These are freakin' adorable. Thanks for sharing!

[@yelsyels]

I am going to use this method for my mother's day card!

[@davideasiebert1941]

and here I am wondering why I save this piece of acetate......cool idea.

[@1999diamonds]

This is great Sam. I made one a few weeks ago and after getting it out of the envelope to give to someone it was flat and not staying up well. So I gave a different card. Now I will make them like this. Thanks.

[@MixedUpCraft]

Yep, I think a lot of people would have had the same issue, I gave my original ones almost instantly after making them so never noticed the issue. This way is so much better :)

[@aadixon-pearson2280]

Tfs. Such a fun card and video

[@MixedUpCraft]

Thank you :)

[@yelsyels]

Superb! I have that envelope score board but can't get smooth join with regards to bringing it together ...but I will try that technique of doing opposite sides first! Thank you ...appreciated!

[@debbytownsend2907]

Love it

[@lynnjackson7988]

Brilliant

[@artesanias_mia1759]

Hermoso!

[@patricgamb]

what a great idea and tutorial--thank you so much for sharing-hugs

[@tinabento-filipe191]

Brilliant idea to use acetate

[@kathycresswell8353]

I have to make one of these. I can't quite wrap my head around the shape without touching it!

[@cardfairy2361]

Really lovely. TFS. ♡♡♡♡♡

[@jaxaries1980]

I realize I am pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to stream new series online ?

[@mylesmarlon1526]

@Jax Aries I watch on flixzone. You can find it by googling =)

[@khalidflynn5548]

@Myles Marlon Yup, been using FlixZone for years myself =)

[@jaxaries1980]

@Myles Marlon Thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it!

[@mylesmarlon1526]

@Jax Aries glad I could help :D

[@melbakelso7931]

Brilliant idea. Thank you for sharing. I will be making my cards that way as well, my impossible cards that is. You are awesome. You continue to inspire me with each and every craft you share. God bless you and your family and hugs. Oh by the way where did you get your wooden bone folder ?

[@MixedUpCraft]

Hi Melba, if you head to my blog you will see a section at the top list all my tools I use with links, you will find the bone folder there :)

[@melbakelso7931]

Thank you so much. Hugs.

[@SuperSanders58]

it's so hard here in Australia, the postage costs often outstrip the product. I haven't been able to find the decoupage pad you are using

[@ruthoie7626]

Have watched this tutorial several times and want to give it a try. Do you know what weight of acetate you are using? I notice it comes in .003 and .007 . Would I want to purchase the .003 card weight or the .007 stencil weight? Love your easy to follow directions. Thank you so much for presenting these wonderful projects.

[@nancyludlum2646]

I would avoid the .003 acetate. It is extremely thin and it tears. Wish I would not have bought it. The .01 acetate might be a little thick for this card (need to test it out). Wish I knew if the .007 acetate would work.

[@lindaknox7725]

Did you use DS tape to adhere the mat paper and, if so, does it show on the underside? OR did you cut white mats for the bottom? Love this idea with the acetate. Thanks for sharing it.

[@MixedUpCraft]

Thank you Linda, I used my DS tape which doesn't show however you can easily just add some white mats at you mention :) x

[@lindaknox7725]

I made several and just used my liquid glue. Didn't show hardly at all. Just love the acetate idea and we made them at my stamp club Tuesday night. Everyone really liked them.

[@chrissymcdonald8846]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍👍👍👍tfs x