Shadowbox Collection by Becca Feeken - How to Assemble a Shadowbox
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Shadowbox Collection by Becca Feeken is a series of etched dies that help create beautiful shadow boxes and beyond. It has it all, from adjustable shadow boxes to layered scenery to accent embellishment, that will help make wonderful creations. These sets can be used alone, within the collection and some match with her 3D Card etched die sets in the 3D Vignette Collection.
Learn how to assemble a 1/2" Shadowbox using the S2-302 Die D-Lites Adjustable Shadowbox Frame with 1/2" Border Etched Dies Shadowbox by Becca Feeken.
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Becca is the Princess of Creativity and Design. This die set is no exception ... so beautiful and so versatile.
Beautiful! Becca always makes things look so smooth and easy. Then it takes me a week to do the same thing!
Wow, that was easy, your an awesome instructor Becca. I need to get on very son. I have a grandson, I can do it, thanks to you. Tfs
Your line should be called 'Amazing Becca Feeken'! Seriously though, your creativity is just 'beyond'. Thank you for all the 'amazing' products, Becca!
Thank you so much Becca. I have this die for a while now and I have been bracing at the bit for these instructions. Now I can make the frames that I have been planning. I had emailed Cust Service a few weeks ago and LeeAnn said you would be making this video. Thanks again Becca.
Wow! This is just incredible. Such a versatile die set. Becca is so creative. This take dies to the left level.
Oh my goodness! Absolutely gorgeous, you are so talented. I started loving APG with your beautiful card creations, then loved you even more when I saw your lovely intricate dies. Then you designed the 3D cards, and now this! When I’m in need of an idea for an elegant card, I turn to Becca, thank you so much for your inspiration, you never disappoint!!
I love this tutorial. You are so easy to learn from. I am so bored with most of cards being made today... color in a stamp, or glue on a cute something. I am so thrilled to see, the way you make cards. I love the versatility of the sizing on this simple die. Freezing my vignettes off here!!!!!! Sandhills Patty
Thank you for enabling the closed captioning. When I watched without it, I had a devil of a time trying to figure out most of the words you said, but the one word that really stumped me was "vignette." Without the help of the captioning I would never had known. Looking forward to making my own. Love the die and the fact that the frame can be any size. Again, thanks.
I am so happy. I bought the dies and had no idea what to do with them and after watching your video, I am pleasantly shocked to see what an easy way to make a frame. Becca you are a genius.
I bought these dies months and never used them, as I could not find a demo, so Thank you Becca, all I have to do now is find them.
Beccaaaaa... love her ... love all her creations ...
Wow! Was that ever great. I can see I will have to practice. Thankyou
YOU'RE A GENIUS!!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS! I LOVE! INSTEAD OF BUYING PREMADE SHADOWN BOXES-CAN NOW MAKE MY OWN OVER AND OVER WITH THIS DIE. XO
I love it! 💕 Great design. Shadow boxes are my favorite. 💚💛💜
You are an amazing designer! Thank you for this video! (and I love your nails)
Nice to meet you. I love this set to make the shadow box.
Gorgeous tutorial, thank you very much 👏👏😊
This is WONDERFUL Becca....thanks so much!
One of those must haves!!!!
How cool is this?? You are one amazing designer!!! TYFS! ❤️🦋💜
Just ordered the 1" today. Can't wait to get my hands on it! TU again, Becca❤
Thank you so much! This will help me a lot!
Absolutely a must have! You create the best and beautiful dies. Thank you for the tutorial.
Great die cut! Thank you for another AMAZING idea!
You are brilliant! thank you for sharing
That's wonderful and I've just purchased these dies and I'm looking forward to creating my first 'Shadow Box' card. Diolch yn fawr.
Супер нужный нож! Я в восторге! Как жаль что в Россиию они не скоро попадут. Этот набор ножей теперь моя мечта! Спасибо вам за хорошие товары для скрапбукинга!!!
You are so amazingly talented. God bless.
Maria Micallef Lia from the Island of Malta in the Mediterranean Sea, Europe.
This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing.
Te ha quedado genial
Lovely, thanks! Have just ordered. But I've also spent nearly an hour searching for the easel you show at the end and can't find it - please would you post what it's called so that I can get it? Thanks!
This is a great idea. You can do so many things with these dies. From researching I see that there are 3 sets for 3 different widths of the box frame. How would you put them together so that there isn't that small gap in the one corner? How do you know how long each frame pieces should be do that the frame does not cover up the photo, art, etc? Would the the width of the frame be added to the length of the cut pieces so that frame ends up being large enough to accommodate the item/picture that is being framed? Seems to me that if you do not add additional length the frame would cover up at least the edges of the picture being framed? Thanks so much
jane I think the gap came from the frame in the video not being squeezed quite tight enough. But if you end up with a gap that displeases you, you can do what crafters always do: stick an embellishment on it.
The idea of these frame dies is that they can be any size so if you are trying to frame a particular picture ( rather than creating something from scratch) you would measure the picture and create the frame based on the measurements. You’d have to add in the measurements for the thickness of the frame and any matting too.
For example if you wanted to use the 1 inch frame for a 5x7 picture that’s centered 1/2 inch away from the frame you’d create an 8x10 frame. 5 inches (picture)plus 2 inches (frame thickness 1” + 1”) plus 1 inch ( matt size 1/2” + 1/2”) equals 8” for the width. 7 inches + 2”+ 1” for 10 inches in height.
Thank you so very much. You are very helpful.I appreciate your answer
How do I measure my frame for the picture I want to frame I measured 7 1/4 " but it was too small
Hi Chris, the sizes we are working with are the exterior dimensions. If you have a certain size you are looking for, the frame does displace a bit of the picture area so you must allow for it before hand. For instance, if you are using the 1" frame and your picture is 3"x3", then the area you are working with will be 4" x 4" and the end result will be a 3" x 3" frame on the interior.
I'm not sure the size of your picture but if it is 7 1/4" square and you are using the 1/2" frame, then you'll be mounting your frame onto a panel that is 8-1/4" (that accommodates the 1/2" frame at the top and the 1/2" frame at the bottom"
I hope this helps!
Becca
Becca, I recently purchased all 3 sizes, but I’m confused on how to measure it for a painting to go inside. “Centered 1/2” each side of a backer. So I get it. added 1” to 5x7 both directions making it 6x8 inside now, but then you add the frame size. 1 inch frame size you need to add 1” for the top & 1” for the bottom. Do the same for the Left & right. So to the 6x8 inside your lentgh of pieces would be 8x10. ? Is this information on Spellbinders sight in written form anywhere ? Or any written instruction on how many pieces to cut or how to assemble ? This video helps but I dont want to rely on internet to make it 3 years from? Can I get an email or hard copy with the math on it? & instructions how to assemble. Please. Maybe you could make 1 more video just on how to assemble with the focus on the size of the art inside.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who wishes there were written instructions!
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Hello is there a video oh how to use this die to make the three drawer box too? I would like to learn how to make the three drawer box. Thank you
Yes! You can find it here th-cam.com/video/ax2DZKKXCA4/w-d-xo.html. Let us know if it helps!
I would never hang any kind of paper items on the fridge or anywhere. else in my kitchen because everything in that room will gradually collect a film of grease on the surface. It will quickly built up enough to destroy your project in no time & there’s no way to clean off paper. Besides, something that elegant would look completely out of place & ridiculous, besides. Hanging anywhere else in the home would be so much better & even then l would run a Swiffer over the whole item just to keep it from deteriorating. There’s so much work that goes into something like this that it would be heartbreaking to see it self- destruct. This frame is absolutely gorgeous & l would love to make one myself. I hope this didn’t sound like criticism, because l never meant for it to sound rude.❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗
Katherine Haught I thought your comment was a tad bit extreme. I think hanging it on the fridge was a suggestion not a command.
Many paper crafters don’t intend for their creations to be permanent. And many crafters don’t cook. ;) You are right that if you cook a great deal airborne oil droplets will coat whatever is on your fridge. But I’ve had paper items last over a year on my fridge and I’m the sort who cooks 5 days a week typically and more if you count times other than dinner. I don’t fry a lot of food though so that might make a difference.
If you absolutely want to keep your paper creations for years whilst being able to hang them on the fridge, there’s ways of coating paper so it will not absorb oil. Micro Glaze would work for instance or acrylic spray-on coatings. Too much bother for me. I’d just make something new. For me, it’s more about the creative process than having a finished project.
Dies allow you to make multiple projects. I’m willing to bet that Becca mixes it up quite a bit and the projects on her fridge probably change.
I am planning on purchasing these dies, as I make a lot of boxes. What I would like to know is when you refer to your measurements you refer to the outside size of the frame. At the moment I need to be able to determine the inside measurement for my next project before deciding on the length of my strips. Is there a way to do this easily?
Hi Dianne, yes, when I mention size, I'm referring to the outside dimensions of the frame. I think there's an easy way and of course, once you do it a couple of times, it will become second nature. Here's what I do...
If I've already made a 1" frame, to get the dimensions inside - subtract 2" from height and width
If I want to make a 1" frame, I add 2" to height and width of the item I'm trying to frame.
If I've already made a 3/4" frame, to get the dimensions inside - subtract 1.5" from height and width
If I want to make a 3/4" frame, I add 1.5" to the height and width of the item I'm trying to frame.
If I've already made a 1/2" frame, to get the dimensions inside - subtract 1" from the height and width.
If I want to make a 1/2" frame, I add 1" to the height and width of the item I'm trying to frame.
I hope this helps :-) Let us know how it goes!!
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Great detailed design using a variety of products.
Please turn on the closed captioning so we members of the deaf community can enjoy your video. Thanks.
Closed captioning, please.
We've re-enabled the automatic CC. Our apologies captions weren't available previously. Enjoy the video!