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Grid and Reverse Grid: For card panel, trim the paper to 4 x 5. Align paper with left and top ruler fence. Score at 1, 2 and 3. Turn the card panel a quarter turn, align as before. Score at 1, 2, 3 and 4. This produces a grid panel ready to be stamped. It resembles ceramic tile.
The reverse side of the score line is a raised ridge. Score as above but use the raised ridge side. This is the Reverse Grid Technique.
I love making these cards so I prepare four panels at once. Cut your card stock to measure 8 x 10. Align paper with top and left side fence. Score at 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7. Turn paper a quarter turn. Score at 1, 2, 3, 4 , 6, 7, 8 and 9. Cut paper at 4 lengthwise and then at 5 across (solid black lines).
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Judy is a retired first grade school teacher who now lives in Pennsylvania Most of her teaching career was at Schenectady Christian School in Scotia, NY. She has been interested in crafts her whole life. Judy has been stamping for about 10 years or so and enjoys learning new techniques and using different tools for the craft of stamping. She is active in her church. Judy has won prizes for her cards at conventions, stores, on-line contests, and other contests. She has also been published in Take Ten magazine. She has three grown children (2 daughters and one son), all are married and three beautiful granddaughters ages: 19 month and 4 month old twin girls.
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All text Copyright 2007 Diana Crick |
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All text Copyright 2007 Diana Crick |
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Our Guest Instructor is Judy Jackson |