i've named this piece "time square". here's how you can create this....grab a stack of catalogs and your one inch punch. start punching out objects that interest you. before you know it, you'll have a theme started. if you're like me, you'll end up with a big pile of one inch squares in no time! to make them sturdy, i use a glue stick to adhere them to card stock (some catalog papers can be quite thin). then, just start "organizing" them, and embellish as much or little as you want. voila...inchies! i'm sorry about the poor photograph...i had "glare issues" because of the paper!
i've named this piece "time square". here's how you can create this....grab a stack of catalogs and your one inch punch. start punching out objects that interest you. before you know it, you'll have a theme started. if you're like me, you'll end up with a big pile of one inch squares in no time! to make them sturdy, i use a glue stick to adhere them to card stock (some catalog papers can be quite thin). then, just start "organizing" them, and embellish as much or little as you want. voila...inchies! i'm sorry about the poor photograph...i had "glare issues" because of the paper!
Ohhh, I love this! The LO and bits of text are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog today. So glad I did! :D
Love the inches!! How cute-- Times Square! You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteI love it! And the title is perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteI think you did just fine with the photography. I love how some of the inchie edges look burned (burning time). Your title for this piece is an excellent choice. I love play on words. I really need to buy an inchie cutter as I started measuring and cutting one day and they came out all different sizes, very few exactly sqaure and then I never did do anything with them.
ReplyDeleteoh, i just adore this piece! it is whispering my name big time! i had no idea these inchies could be so easy! thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fan of inchies, but this is beautiful! Seriously, you could frame it! :)
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