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3D PAPER CUTWORK SHADOW BOX | TUTORIAL
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2020
- This video shows the process involved in constructing the layers in a paper cutwork shadow box. You can find some simple shapes to print out to cut your own shadow box layers at my Flickr page: www.flickr.com/photos/1179798...
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When you are on your break on nightshift and a fabulous video pops up... Enough excitement to keep me awake and can't wait to get home and try this when I wake up
Nik the Booksmith is such a great designer and I love hear how she thinks things out as she puts things together. I thing this is a great video!
This is so cool but it looks really hard to make until you show how easy it really is!
Thanks so much for sharing it!
Shadow boxes are so much fun- love how this one turned out- thanks for sharing
Love this speedy and informative tutorial taking the mystique out of this craft. I’ve hollowed out a book so will be working from the other direction, installing the lights at the back first. Also, it’s going to be possible to slide the layers between the edges of the hollowed pages, so no separators needed. Congratulations on being a great teacher.
This is so awesome. Beautiful, mysterious, atmospheric. I love it!
Nik, I love it! You are terrific. Thank you for sharing so many projects with us. Hugs, Judy
What a super way of making a shadow box !! It’s awesome 💖. Thanks for showing us Nik … love it🦋
Beautiful choice of images, Nik. I really enjoy the diversity of projects you come up with. Amazing creativity. Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration with us C xx
Breathtaking, just beautiful!!
I’ve loved shadow boxes since I was itty-bitty. Yours is especially gorgeous.
Lovely, as always you amaze me with your talent. Thank you and glad you are well.🌻
Awesome - I love it! Need to try this and see I can figure out how to make the cuts with my Brother Scan & Cut. Thanks for this great tutorial.
Nik YOU are the BEST!-so beautiful!!
Very cool and so beautiful! TFS the inspiration, Nik!
SO clever, well planned and produced!
Thank you so much for sharing this!! I've been wanting to make something like this but didn't know where to start.
A fantastic shadow box Nik ! Superb, thanks for sharing.
Nik, this is amazing! I love it! Thanks for showing us how to do this. Blessings and Hugs 🤗
Oh this is so beautiful!! I've been wanting to do paper cutwork for awhile now...I better find my exacto knife. So pretty 💕
Sooo cute! Thanks Nik, wonderful as always xx
Great idea, love 💗 how you show us unique things.
I like the “uh-hmm, yea” when you were putting the lights in place 😄
Love this Nik so pretty I have one I need to finish it is deer with forests and mountains you kinda gave me push to get it done.
So cute! Love the forest look😉
This is so cool! I’m thinking of it being part of a vignette for Halloween or Christmas. Again, so cool 😎
Wow, stunning!
I L❤VE this shadow box Nik❣ Soooo incredibly cool!
I may have to go hunting for kits now. Thanks a lot! 😁 xx
A lovely shadow Box !!!
Such a fabulous idea!!!
It so beautiful 😍 ms Nic ❣️❣️your the master of imagination
So cool Definitely take me longer because I will be hand cutting TFS
Hugs and Smiles
This is super cool! Thanks for the instructions.
So awesome oh my goodness
Love this shadow box! I've always wanted to make one. Thanks!! I have everything but a Cricket cutter.....think I'll try something else to cut.
I need to catch up on your videos as have been making lots of cards lately and watching card tutorials mostly. Sorry. Thanks for sharing!😊
Love this!
Beautiful
this is really great!
Muy linda, muchas gracias por compartir 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
so amazing ..
Beautiful.
Wow this is pretty cool. Thanks for sharing 😍🌴
Gorgeous!!
You are amazing!
Beautiful you done it again .
So cool!!!!!
What a great idea.
Cool Nic this is EXQUISITE!! TFS ❣️🐝💚🦋💙🐞
Beautiful. Tfs
This is amazing Nik, is there anything you can't do. This is probably more than I could handle, but amazing none the less. I don't see any squirrels here, LOL. Take care and God bless you and yours. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
PS. Thanks for the freebies that you share, now if I could only afford ink for my printer. Seriously, thank you so very much.
the fox chased them away 😄
More. More more. ❣️
Love the box idea! Do you recommend a specific kind of paint?
I love those things x__x
Looks nice. Is there little risk of it heating up and burning?
So GORGEOUS !
So this requires having a Criket ?
I want to create something like this to put on a tumbler, any ideas? I was thinking different t shades of vinyl or paper but not sure
SOOOOOO COOL!!! :-)
Hi love this, thank you, new to all this and you make it so easy to understand but what I can not find is how to get /cut / creat the paper layers etc. can you point me in the right direction to learn this please I have a BSnC mschine
Hi Jo! I'm not personally familiar with the Scan n Cut software, but I'd bet there are tons of tutorials here on RUclips. As far as the paper layers, I've seen several shops on Etsy that sell digital file kits for making light boxes like this. :)
@@NiktheBooksmith thank you, yes, I did buy one and love it, thing is I would still like to make my own just dont understand creating the layers bit but I'll get there
That's a gorgeous Lunibox! (yeah they're called Luniboxes)
Lunibox is a brand. They make shadow boxes.
@@alexanderpasnl No, this type of art is called lunibox in my country.
I really want to try this for my grand-daughter's birthday...however, this is my first time here...where did you get the die cut sheets? Wish the instructions included the creation of those. Thanks! I SO LOVE THIS!
hi Barbra! I haven't created any except for my own use, but you can get digital kits with instructions from many Etsy stores.
How many sheets of cut images did you use? I watched someone do this but they cut each one out by hand. Wow that looked tedious. But they turn out really beautiful
Hello! I think all total there were 9 layers.
where can i get those layered cutout design?
How did you make the images in photoshop?
i think is in corel Draw or Illustrator, this way its easier that Silhoutte Cameo recognize and cut.
@@zuraic thanks
Where do I get the paper that goes on back to help with lights? Name of paper and name of spacers used thanks
If you honestly need this basic info I suggest you try a simpler craft! How much spoon feeding can a person need? Spacers are…just that, “spacers” made of off cuts, and the vellum at the back is, as she says, “vellum”. Good luck! Hope this helps…
@@rosemarymortonjack9387 dayumm! LOL.
How have you survived this far in life?
@@rosemarymortonjack9387 Some people just need some extra help. No need to go that hard on them.
@@rosemarymortonjack9387this is why people are afraid to ask questions on videos like these. You guys make them feel bad for asking questions.
We all start somewhere, we should be encouraging and help each other instead of being condescending.
What did you do to cut out your designs....that was all skipped.
I'm so sorry. I jumped the gun. Thank-you for including an alternative. (little red faced emoticon here) =)
Nice project, but I don't own a cricket. :(
You dont need one. You can cut the paper by hand.
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This is the first of your videos I have seen, and I can’t say I was impressed as it seemed you were unprepared. The beginning of the video dragged on. This may not be representative of your other videos. I’ve done my own shadow boxes and was just looking to see if there were any other valuable tips. For anyone looking to make a shadow box, there are really nice shadow boxes that go on sale at craft stores at significant savings (Buy one, get two free) and I’ve also found them at yard sales. Keep your eyes open. It makes a difference in how they come out if you’re looking to give them as gifts or just decorate your mantle. Also, Dollar Tree now has Fairy lights at $1.00 each! I bought a case. Good luck!
I disagree. I thought it was important we saw her process as she went along so we could see any pitfalls she made along the way and avoid them as the viewer. The video quality was good and the voice over provided meaningful tips. She could've maybe trimmed parts here and there, but it was nothing major.
@cheryl devitt Can you share the link to your shadowbox tutorials?
Yeah, sounds like jealousy to me... If you're unimpressed, then that's your loss - we honestly don't care!
I liked it, and found it useful. It’s nice to see the array of materials we could use for a box and how we can modify boxes around the house for projects.
If she was prepared I would’ve been convinced I needed to spend high amounts of money on special boxes from the craft store. She made it clear. Box should be 4+ inches deep and thin enough to cut. Worked for me. ☺️