Stretchable conductive films were produced by embedding silver nanowires onto the surface of biocompatible polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) elastomeric membranes with low cost solution based processes. The films showed low sheet resistance (<;12Ω/□) and good transparency (40% at 550nm). By laminating two films together, transparent elastic capacitive pressure sensors were made, which present higher sensitivity to that using Al foil as the electrode. A higher concentration of silver nanowire solution was also shown to be able to improve the sensitivity.