Creating a Floating Element For Your Card is Super Easy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2021
- Try adding a floating element to your cards and wow your friends! It is easy to do and also uses your scraps of card stock.
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You could cut the leaf in your base and put the stripes inside to show where the leaf is cut out.
Yes, thank you, Bettye. That certainly could be another good option. Thanks for watching and for your comment!
I really like how you use every element of the scraps. These are very nice.
Thank you! I find it a creative challenge.
Fantastic cards and so many great tips! So glad this popped up on my recommended videos!
Thank you, Marsha! These are fun and some of my favorites to make. I hope you try some as well. Thanks for watching. 😊
Wow! I just found you, and I'm binge watching and making cards. I thought the first round and leaf looked great! While you were moving them around, it popped into my head what a great branch and ornament that would make on a Christmas card! I love love love your style! Thanks so much - Monica
Hi Monica! Thank you so much for watching and for your compliment. I am so glad you are enjoying the tutorials. Please stay in touch! You can sign up for my newsletters at StampWithLorraine.com and get a free tutorial when you do!
The fall colored circle would make a great all decor cut out of wood and painted with a wheat design cut in a larger version. Loved your cards.
Thank you! Yes, that's a great idea for home decor. Let me know if you do it!😉
I’ve also used some light colored eyeshadow powder for sticky spots.
Wow, that's interesting! I guess that could work too! Thanks for watching.
Stunning results, Lorraine. I love to see how your creative process includes trouble-shooting something that didn't work as expected (happens to me cutting glass, too!)
Yes, it does happen to us all and I think it's important to share that fact and strategies for moving forward. It kind of is a fun challenge for me. Besides, like your glass, you don't want to waste materials, right? "Make lemonade!"
This is my first time to watch and I love your cards! I'm a StampinUp discount shopper from Canada and am addicted to watching card-making videos. I love your style.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comments. Yeah.... addiction is easy! Sometimes you can never get enough. Have fun with your creations and I hope to continue to inspire you. Subscribe and stay tuned!😊
Absolutely brilliant, and no wastage, whatsoever, LOVE that! Really appreciate your "easy" style of teaching and the variety of ideas that are "think outside the box". Keep on keeping on and may you be abundantly Blessed in return as you freely give out to others of your Creative Gift!
Hi Christine! Thank you so much for taking time to write such a complimentary comment. You are so sweet. I am thrilled that you enjoyed this and hope you enjoy my other videos as well. I appreciate the feedback as to what people like so I can continue to support crafters and fulfill their needs. I hope you stay in touch!
I learn so much from your videos! Not just about design but how to effectively use products I’d usually never venture into. Thanks so much!
Hi Geanette! That makes me so happy that you are learning a lot and enjoying yourself. Thank you so much for your comment.
Another great video of awesome card techniques! Thank you!
Beautiful, simple, and well-designed!
Thank you! Glad you like it.
La la love these cards! ❤️
Beautiful cards!!!
Thanks so much!
Love these cards! I have a hard time with clean and simple - lol, so I appreciate these. As well as pink and green combo one of my favorites.
Thank you, Lori. They were really fun to make. Once you get more into clean and simple, it gets easier. Just have to remember to always hold back and resist the urge to keep adding more! :-)
Fantastic cards! A lot of great ideas. Thank you!
Thank you so much, Nancy! So happy you like them good luck trying the ideas yourself.
Beautiful cards! Thanks for sharing your great designs and how to make them!
Thank you, Rita! It's my pleasure.😊
What a lovely bunch of cards! Thank you for the tutorial! I really appreciate that you share the problems that arose. I’ve had die cuts that didn’t work and I love your solutions. That leaf looks fabulous. I did several similar to your negative with the wheat sprig.
Oh good! Glad it was helpful and inspired you as well.😁
Beautiful cards
Thank you, Betty! 😊 They are fun.
Great ideas for making great cards. TFS!
Thanks Barbara. I thought you might like those! Thanks again for your comments. Happy stamping!
Great job Lorraine!! ⭐️. Great ideas!!
Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you, Wendy. 🥰
Great ideas. I like how you went to plan B when the first leaf idea didn’t pan out. An opportunity to be creative!
Thank you, MaryEllen. We have to be flexible, creative and resourceful! I think it's important for people to see how we work through those moments.
Oh that’s soo pretty…..thankyou so much for sharing. Will definitely have a go at this one. X💕
Thanks Leta! I'm glad you will try it. It's such a neat technique.
I made one and love it Thankyou again x💕
@@letaclarke9853 yay! I'm glad.
Lorraine, this is a great video. When you were speaking about the plan of the card, I could not envisage it. However, as the video progressed, it started to manifest what you had described. I love this card and can see it would be great for younger people as well. The colours really compliment each other so well and the gold leaves - WOW really made it pop. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you, Val. I really appreciate the detailed feedback. It is an amazing effect, for sure. I hope you try it.😁
Great technique, great cards. Thanks
Thanks Sherrie! Glad you like them. Thanks for your comment.
I love this video. The results are stunning! And using left overs is such a creative way to make additional cards. I’m in a need to order stuff phase, so seeing how you’ve used some of these items gives me an idea or two. And I’m also using strips and other shapes right now, but sure love the look of floating element! Project for tonight! Good excuse to watch Murder She Wrote! Thank you!
Thank you, Linda. I'm so glad you like it and will try your own. It is a great technique. Looks especially nice in person. You'll love it.
Could you have finished cutting out the leaf with scissors? I really like your "upcycling."
I'm glad you like this. Thanks for your suggestion, but with the stitching around the leaf I don't think it would look right, and with the intricate curves of the leaf I might not be able to get smooth and clean cuts. I just found a way to work around it. 😉
Lorraine, these are awesome cards. Thanks so much. 😊
Thank you again! They are some of my favorites...very unique.
So glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Great ideas! Thanks for sharing...
Thank you, Julia. So glad you like them.
AMAZING!
Great cards. Thank you
Thank you, Rose!
Great cards!
Thank you! They were a lot of fun. Some of my favorites too. Thanks for your comment!
Loved this technique especially how you used the positive and negative pieces. Another I will have to try. Thanks.
I try not to waste anything and challenge myself to use "scraps" creatively. Thanks for your comment.
@@stampwithlorraine5074 Thank you for your videos and loved that there is always 5 different ways.
@@leonenowfel149 thank you! I'm glad you like the variations. I think it's important to encourage people to try different things.
I have just found you via Pinterest and love this idea. Such a great way to use up your scraps and the results are stunning.
Thank you so much! I really like this effect also. Thanks for watching and I hope you can continue to enjoy more of my video tutorials. Stay in touch!
@@stampwithlorraine5074 I have just subscribed to your channel.
So creative. Thanx
Thank you! 😊 (Told you there'd be a new video soon! Finally worked!)
I just found you, and I LOVE your cards! I love how you start with one card and show how other cards are created from it! SOOO creative!!! And you have a fantastic teaching style as well!! =D =D
Hi Mary! Thank you so much for such nice compliments. I'm glad you like the different varieties that I do. I think it is important for people to see options that could work for them. Hope you stay tuned!
@@stampwithlorraine5074 Yep, I subscribed! Can't wait to catch up on some of your previous videos too! Blessings to you!
@@marymckeown7132 To you too!
Although I'm subscribed, I'm always playing catch-up with your lovely videos. This is another brilliant technique beautifully demonstrated, thank you so much Lorraine. As I don't use Facebook, cannot express how much I appreciate you posting on TH-cam. Regards from UK 🇬🇧
Thank you so much for visiting, subscribing and staying in touch. I know there Re plenty of people not on Facebook, so that's why I post the few Facebook Lives I do on TH-cam. I am going to try some TH-cam Lives soon!
Perfect 😊
Thanks 😄 So nice of you to say. Thanks for watching.
Watvhing f ry om Ontario, Cabada. Love these ideas! I will certainly give them a try! Thanks for sharing!
Welcome Janis, from Canada! I'm glad you like these cards. They are some of my favorites too! Tha KS for watching and for your comment.😊
Very cute!,
Thank you! 😊
Really like the way you use every bit of your striped base. Glad I caught your video,I subscribed to you too. Curious to what you do next. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, and welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by "...what you do next." Can you be more specific?
So pleased you showed how easy the sticky backing was, as I have just received some to work with delicate items such as intricate sentiments etc. Where do you get your foam strips and foam sheets from please
Since I am a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, I only use Stampin' Up! products. If you are interested, here is the link to the foam products on my online store.
www.stampinup.com/search/foam%20adhesive?sort=relevance&ts=1631843567603
Hi your cards are very beautiful, loving your ideas. I am just starting off card making and maybe you can give me an idea, should I get a die cutting machine, embossing machine, or the Cricut or Silhouette ? Which would be the best recommendation for a beginner card maker ?
Hello Saffia! Thank you so much for your comment. So glad you like my cards and ideas. I am a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and only use (and sell) Stampin' Up! products. We do have a very good Cut and Emboss Machine that I can highly recommend. It is easy to use and you can do all your die cutting and embossing on it! Here is a link for you to look at.
www.stampinup.com/
Just an FYI, Stampin Up! has a deal right now called Sale-A-Bration (SAB). For every $50 you spend, you get to choose items from the SAB brochure for free! Also, an order that size could qualify for additional host rewards! Email me at lorraine@stampwithlorraine.com for more information and visit StampWithLorraine.com to see more projects.
Stamp with Lorraine Hi and thank you for that 😊
Did you try it with the blade up. Seems like it gets more pressure that way.
Hmmmm... I will have to try that. Thanks for the suggestion!
I apologise if I go over or ask questions that you do addressd here: I just couldn't follow the whole video. Do the dots on the back of that "die" mean it imprints instead of cutting. I have a punch actually, that imprints (deeply) but doesn't actually cut what is inserted. Interesting though, as I have not encountered this type before :-).
Thanks for watching! 😊 Good question. Some of the dots actually cut, and some of them are for helping to poke the paper out once it is cut. Very handy!
@@stampwithlorraine5074 Not to belabour the point but it helps me learn too. I think those dots are only designed to imprint and therefore are shaped the way they are. I have never seen dots like those on an actual die before, which is why my reasoning is this way. Even those dies designed to cut into the cardstock, instead of providing a die cut piece, have solid cutting edges (not dots). Some things are so obvious and through the years advertised accordingly, and there are other 'items' that are old/er or new to the market and not fully caught on or are obscure. I love your work :-).
Hi, I love your cards. Simple but amazing!
Where could we buy this nice cutting machines? Thank you!
Hi! Thank you so much. I'm glad you like my cards. All the products I use are from Stampin' Up! If you live in the U.S. you can shop my online store at lorrainecich.stampinup.net. if you live elsewhere, you might be able to find a demonstrator in your area.
@@stampwithlorraine5074 I'm watching you from italy.
At 2:35 is your square acetate piece secured to a piece of white copy paper? Or white cardstock?
I can’t tell. I admit I haven’t watched all the way to the end yet but I understand how all the upcoming steps are done.
Hi Carol. I'm glad you asked. The white paper you see is just what comes with the acetate (window sheet) to separate the sheets in the package and keep them from getting marked up. I left it behind as I made the card so that it is easier to see the window sheet and it continues to protect the back of it. Look at 7:30 and you will see I left that white paper behind before I did the die cutting.
Wat is de naam van het papier waar je de strips oplegt????? Super mooie kaartjes
Hello Chris. Unfortunately I do not fully understand your question as it is not translated to English. I think you want to know the name of certain paper, but not sure what exactly. All products are from Stampin' Up and the colors are Mint Macaron, Blushing Bride, Polished Pink and Basic White. The clear acetate is called Window Sheets in the Stampin Up catalog. Does this answer your question?
I also used gold foil sheets!
@@stampwithlorraine5074 Dank u het is ok