Video Friday | Dimensional Shadow Box Scene with Olga
Posted by Spellbinders Team on July 13, 2018

Video Friday | Dimensional Shadow Box Scene with Olga

Hello and thank you for joining me! Today I am presenting a project created using three die sets from Elegant 3D Vignettes collection designed by Becca Feeken . These dies are perfect for making shadow boxes, dioramas and 3D cards. One more great thing about them is that they can be mixed and matched to create numerous combinations!

Video Friday | Dimensional Shadow Box Scene with Olga

My project is a centerpiece shadow box. It is not meant to be mailed in an envelope which gave me freedom to add as much bulk as I desired, so I have used paper flowers outside the box and dimensional draperies inside. The box itself is not folding up this time as well.

Video Friday | Dimensional Shadow Box Scene with Olga

I have placed a bride and a groom inside the box and attached one rose bud remaining from arch decoration as an eloquent detail. I have also adhered banisters (included in the Ornamental Arch set ) behind the young couple to make them stand out and create more depth.

Video Friday | Dimensional Shadow Box Scene with Olga

VIDEO TUTORIAL

Watch the video below (or on YouTube ) for a complete step by step guide on how to put this shadow box together and don't hesitate to ask any questions! Thanks again for stopping by today, I hope you enjoyed the project! Have a very happy crafty weekend!

SPELLBINDERS SUPPLIES:

Other Supplies:

Mulberry paper roses and rose buds, Tim Holtz patterned papers

2 comments

I love the dimension and the delicate details here. Thank you for sharing.

Nicole,

WOW!!! That is beautiful, and awesome!

BrendaLea,

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