Here is my last Grid technique sample.

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I made this card to show off a grid on a rectangle, a non stamped grid as well as a grid with a border around it.

The card base is a 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ piece of Basic Black cardstock, layered with a 4″ x 5 1/4″ piece of Berry Bliss Designer paper.

The designer paper corners were punched with the ticket corner punch and a dotted border was added with the white gel pen.

For my grid panel I started out with a 3 1/8″ x 4 1/2″ piece of Shimmery White cardstock. I scored 1/2″ border on each side, then scored my diagonal panel inside the border. After I was done the 1/2″ border seemed to big for this piece, so I cut it down to a 1/4″.

The now 2 5/8″ x 4″ border was layered on a 1/8″ bigger piece of Basic Black. Double Stitched Purely Pomegranate ribbon was tied about both layers.

Next is a Purely Pomegranate scallop rectangle. The rectangle was made by cutting a long scallop rectangle with Nestabilities, cutting it down some and putting it back together to make the perfect layer for my grid. The grid layers were attached with dimensionals to the scalloped layer.

I knew I wanted to keep the sentiment small so I wouldn’t cover up the grid. I chose a stamp from the Bursting with Joy stamp set. I stamped the image twice, once in Black Stazon, once in Purely Pomegranate on Shimmery White Cardstock. I cut the heart out of the Pomegranate image and taped it over the black one. It was punched out with the 1 3/8″ circle punch and was layered on a black scallop circleDimensionals were used to adhere this layer to the card.

 And yes…I go through a LOT of dimensionals! I love them!
 

Beate

Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.

16 Responses to “Griddy love”

  1. Very pretty! I love it!! Thanks for sharing so many ways to use this technique! And, I love dimensionals too – LOL!

    *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex

  2. Uiiii…:-) Beate, die gefällt mir auch sehr gut. Sieht super edel aus. Ich finde diese Technik so genial. Es ist so schön, dich virtuell zu besuchen. Durch deine Arbeit hier auf deinem blog habe ich schon so viel gelernt. Vielen Dank dafür! Piercige Grüß…:-) Silke

  3. so pretty- Beate!!! I love the little heart with the flourishes!

  4. This is so pretty!! I love those colors!

  5. This is so pretty, Beate!! I love the colors and set you used!! I really need to try this technique!! I have the perfect tool!! 😉

  6. Gorgeous, LOVE your colors ….and great, the different grits, that you created here. Thanks for sharing. Love and hugs

  7. Wow, you’re so talented!!!

  8. Beautiful Beate! You know what always amazes me about your cards??? You are the only one I know that can capture the wonderful shimmer of the paper in a photograph! What’s your secret? LOL…always gorgeous!

  9. I love the way you used the grid technique! I love the colors and how simple it is.

  10. Oh Beate, thank you so much for such amazing samples with this technique. I hope to try it this weekend. You are such a constant inspiration and just wanted to drop by to thank you!

  11. OH MY GOSH! This is GORGEOUS! I have GOT to try this! This is awesome!

  12. This is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing!

  13. Another winner!! Love it!

  14. This is a beautiful card. I love all the different styles of edges for each of the layers. Joan

  15. This card is darling!!

  16. I really love the grid pattern and these colors are so pretty!

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