Hello and welcome to my little space in the blogging world! I have been passionate about rubber stamping since 1985 and I love it as much today as I did back then! Originally from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, I now make my home in Nova Scotia. April 10th, 2020 marks my 18 year anniversary with Stampin' Up! and I've been blessed by this company and my business more than words can say. I've been fortunate to have earned amazing Grand Vacations, Founder's Circle Retreats (for the top 100 demonstrators in the USA and top 20 in Canada), and a member of the Team Canada strategic group, as well as our first ever Demonstrator Council in Canada in 2019/2020. If you would like to purchase Stampin' Up! products you can shop online (within CANADA) through my website HERE. I hope my blog inspires you in some way - whether it be stamping, crafting, trying a new recipe or something all together new - enjoy! ~ Tina
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Wednesday, 10 April 2019
Personalized Frames using the Floating Image Technique
Hi Friends! Have you seen the "Floating Image Technique" yet? If not, you're in for a treat. If you have seen it, then you already know what a super neat technique this is! Jennifer McGuire recently shared a video of this technique, on her YouTube channel, and my goodness, it seems everyone has jumped on board with it! Myself included! You really need to give this technique a whirl - you're going to be as addicted to it as I've been. Today marks my 17 year anniversary with Stampin' Up! and to commemorate this special occasion, I chose to create a personalized frame for my craft room, using the "Floating Image" technique. I had originally planned on the word 'create' for my frame, alas, the letter dies for that wouldn't fit in the size of the frame I was using for my project. So, "Tina" was the next best option! I really LOVE how my frame turned out.
**Please note: in the video at 3:34 I showed a piece of Whisper White card stock that measures 3 3/4 x 5" when in fact, I used a 5" x 7" piece to layer the die cuts on. The measurements will differ depending on the size of the frame that you use.
After I finished making my personalized frame, I made a second one to use up the leftover bits and pieces. The sentiment is from a retired stamp set, which is Stampin' Up!'s "Statement of the Heart":
I also used the "Butterfly Gala" bundle on the frame.
I had both frames put up on the wall as soon as they were finished - I am just tickled with how nice they both turned out.
Give this "Floating Image" technique a try - I PROMISE you will have soooo much FUN with it! As for me, I can't wait to make more cards and projects with this technique and I'll be sure to share photos of them with you!
CONGRATULATIONS on your successful years with SU. How much fun it must be by doing something you love. Your video are fantastic and you are very clever. So glad I found you. Hugs.
This is my personal blog and I am responsible for its content. Stampin' Up! does not endorse the use of or contents of the classes, services, or products offered here. All of my own ideas & creations are (c) Tina Zinck. Should any item be "cased" then proper credit will be given to the creator of that item.
CONGRATULATIONS on your successful years with SU. How much fun it must be by doing something you love. Your video are fantastic and you are very clever. So glad I found you. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteTurned out beautiful. Thanks for the instructions, will save and try it soon. Great job.
ReplyDeleteEdan, thanks for your comment on the Floating Image frames! Have fun making these! xx
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