Here’s the card that I created:
The die is one piece and cuts all six butterflies out at once. Then I placed the individual butterflies (face up) on a 5 1/4″ x 4″ piece of card stock. DO NOT ADHERE THEM. I moved them around until I was satisfied with how they looked. Then I covered them with a piece of Press’n Seal wrap. This holds them in place.
I placed the butterflies face down on my craft table and placed stamping dimensionals all over the butterflies so they would appear to float on the card front. I removed the backings and then flipped it carefully on the 5 1/4″ x 4″ piece of white card stock that I arranged them on earlier.
I love the look of the floating butterflies. Here’s another shot of the card I made as well as one made by die cutting the butterflies from the Butterfly Bijou DSP.
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Lorraine
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The butterflies do make a lovely floating frame card. Thank you for the instructions,I’d like to give this technique a try.
Love the floating frame technique Lorraine! Beautiful cards too! 🙂
I have been wanting to try this technique. You’re card just might inspire me to give it a shot. Great card!
Beautiful cards, Lorraine!
I love your card design. The Happy Thoughts card really spoke to me, just a touch more subtle. Gorgeous!
Great technique and lovely card
Great technique!