Grid guide

To make a quick and simple grid card, all you need is a postcard layout and some pp (free downloads from Internet) and a square punch.

Here is a blank postcard from the Graphic's Fairy.

The lines on the postcard guide you with straight lines.
I just stamped a postmark, top and bottom, and assembled it.
Have a lovely day!
Jacqueline

Different design with inchies

Today I have a different design with inchies, but just as effective on a card.

 I got sent to me an envelope full of scraps, beautiful papers and this is what I made with some of them. Thanks to Suzz, who so generously sent them to me!

A grid with butterflies

Very; very easy to do if you have a Butterfly punch. I used the scraps of the scraps to punch out some coordinating colors and patterns for this card.

Quick, simple and effective.

Vintage Postcard Inchie grid

We live near a beautiful little village where there is a very old book shop. In front of it is a big container full of old books and postcards which one can take for free and with those I made this grid.

This is an assortment of some of the postcards which have been used on both sides, as the old writing in French is just as nice to compliment the grid as well as the front side which has a picture. Very old fashioned, but oh so nice to play around with!
Have a lovely sunday.

Etsy Shop

I opened my Etsy shop about ten days ago to sell A4 size Grid designs (11 1/2 by 8 inchies big) for Home Decor framing. I have sold four already and have three more for sale. Please take a look.

This is my latest and I have one which I will be finishing today.

This is how they can look like in a frame.
Jacqueline

Old paper

I have never used Old paper distress ink before but I love it.

 Wanted to keep to three colors on this card.

Grid

I love these colors. I don't use yellow enough, but with Spring coming I will.

Another little puzzle finished.

Spring

Puzzling the Spring inchies together for this card.

The stamps are mostly Hero Arts.

A different inchie design

My design is inspired by a lovely inchie card I saw on Pinterest. It was so inspirational.

I love making these little puzzles.

Inchies - in different sizes

Here I have an inchie and a grid project. I like the grid projects because they are not so rigid and give a little expansion to the creative process.

I used wine labels which didn't end up on a card for both of these cards.

These have been scanned, so I didn't use any bulky embellishments.

Wine label grid

I have been playing with wine labels that my son found in a bin where he was working in the 'Cave' near where we live in the South of France. I have been having so much fun with them and it is as if the stamps and colors give such a new dimension on these little canvasses.

This card is a result of the labels that didn't work out, I just put the punch into them.