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Hi, Everyone! This is my first post although I've been browsing the gallery and feeling pretty overwhelmed for a while now :shock: Can somebody explain to me ~ step by step ~ how to do the floating technique? I saw it on several cards, but couldn't follow the brief directions...
After reading this question on how to do the floating technique, I too would like to know how to do it. Please if there is anyone out there who could help, post a reply here.
So cool! Just when I think I have all the techniques, one more pops up!
What I have been doing with all the different techniques is I copy and paste the instructions on the computer, print them out, place them in sheet protectors, then put them in a three ring binder. I use the dividers with tabs between the instructions and write the technique name on the tabs. This is a quick and easy way for me to look up a technique that I want to use. Pretty soon, though, I'm going to need a bigger binder!
I'm anxious to try that technique...and I picked up a couple others I hadn't seen when visiting that site. (My printer is going to run out of ink!)
Thanks for sharing! Melissa
Just made one of these cards and it came out great. I want to upload it but not sure how to get it so it shows properly. Oh, I want to try more now. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the website!!! I was making them last night! THey are really cool!! I just wish I had a way to upload them so all can see... DH is alking about one for christmas though...
I saw this msg and took a look at the site you provided for instructions and pictures of the "floating" cards. I have a question I'm hoping you can answer. What kind of adhesive is used to mount the floating pictures on the acetate sheet? I read the directions but nothing was mentioned as to how they are adhered. Thanks, Margaret in San Antonio
I haven't tried these yet, but I'm going to try to make one tomorrow and if it works out I'm going to teach my stamp club to do them. But anyhow, I think I'll try the snail (mono) adhesive. We'll see if it works.
Has anyone her made these... do you know if mono would be ok? Or... what do you use?
Floating Technique
