Different shaped tag

Tags can be all shapes and sizes. Whatever the canvas is, inchies just fit onto it!

This was made a while ago.. from the scrap basket/ These are some of my favorite colors. Jacqueline

Colored background

Of course, you can always use white or beige for the background of a tag, but this time I wanted a different color and found this freebie on the Internet, took an instant liking to it and then used all the tiny scraps which I punched with a 1,8cmx1,8cm square punch.

LOVE doing these tags!

Have a lovely weekend.
Jacqueline

Using very small punched out squares for this card and using a Journaling card's lines for my template.

The background paper is from Prima, called Romance Novel. These have to be some of my favorite colors!
Have a lovely day!
Jacqueline

Inchie image in tag

This is an inchie on a tag, made as a Christmas gift.

Happy Christmas!

Using rectangles

Using rectangles but still having a grid effect.

Made this as an Autumn card.
Jacqueline

Rounds instead of squares

Today I wanted to revisit a Christmas Arch that I did a couple of years ago. Not squares this time but circles, one big and one small to decorate a canvas.

I just might be introducing some arch cards to this blog.
Jacqueline

Autumal Vineyard colors

Hi Henny and Penny,
It was so nice to hear from you both on the same day. Thanks for contacting me. Penny, so happy you found your love for inchie cards again and Henny welcome as a new follower.
You have encouraged me to keep posting.

This is a grid showing the Autumn colors of the vineyards of the South of France.
Jacqueline

Winter Wonderland

Using up the scraps to create a Christmas grid.

Christmas grids

So, these are my favorite cards to make, grids with alcohol inks and the fact that stamps get used in a different way.

 This one uses the big Snowflake stamp from Hero Arts:

This one uses an acrylic Christmas set called Poinsettia and berries.

I have embossed with gold and white embossing powder.

Have a lovely weekend.
Jacqueline

This one uses the big Snowflake stamp from Hero Arts

Butterfly card grids

I have a thing with punching out butterflies at the moment - every time I have a project finished or cut out something I see how many butterflies I can punch out from the remaining paper.. I hardly throw anything away any more. And they all go into my glass pot which has an every growing amount of butterflies waiting in it! So, I needed to empty the pot a little bit.

This one is mainly inspired by different color greens

This one has gingham butterflies which were punched out from a Magazine and some of the ivory color ones were different Hero Arts stamp projects that never made it to a card.

And this card was entered into a Repetition Challenge on the Moxie Fab Blog, using mainly blues and pastel colors.

This is pure enjoyment to craft!
Jacqueline

BabyTags for boy and girl

There are so many little projects that can be done with punch outs. Here I created a tag for a newborn girl and boy - very quick to make and you can use your scraps too - just do blue for the boy and pink for the girl!

These are done on a Tag size 16x8cm.

Then I made another framed Butterfly project, this time with a dark background:

So enjoyable to make! Quite addictive too!
Jacqueline