Regular readers will know that I don’t do fussy scrapbooking (unless I’m in a class at a scrapbooking retreat) and I have a soft spot for a good old fashioned grid design.
My current go-to-grid-design was first seen by me on Instagram (look for snap.scrap.repeat) – I can see it being used a lot. 🙂
My first grid was finding a home for three seemingly random photos that were all taken in the same place – on nights out (in another life) in the excellent Irish Pub in the Europa Centre, Berlin. 🙂
The second grid features a much more recent event – pizza making and a Harry Potter quiz with friends over FaceTime.
My third grid now has a home in my Ascension album. 🙂
Do you have a design you return to frequently?
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Oh, you have my heart with these beautifully colourful grids! Such a feast for the eyes. You’ve got lots of colour and variety in them, as well as a pleasing overall shape. I especially like your Ascencion one – my, you have travelled … I’m a grid girl, as you’ll know :).
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It’s a great design, isn’t it – I can see me using it a lot! 🙂
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I do like a grid design & you are rocking the style in all three of these very cheerful layouts.
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Thank you – it’s my new favourite design.
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I love a grid design too! Your choice of bright colors is so cheery. Plus, you’ve reminded me of strip journaling. I haven’t done that in awhile. Adding it to my list to remind me!
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Haha, I’ve only just gone back to it myself and blown the dust off my typewriter in the process. 🙂
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Such a lovely design for a page and it’s a great way of getting more than one photo on a layout. What a fab way to record all those memories!
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I love the look of this grid and it’s fun to put together. 🙂
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I haven’t ever tried the grid layout but like it very much. One question, though…what size do you print your photos? I always get 4″x6″ prints and then wind up trimming them to try to get a couple on a page together. Are you ordering smaller prints or printing them at home? I have a pizza page I have been sitting on because I don’t have any cute pizza embellishments. Where did you find your cute things? Adorable pages.
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I have a home photo printer – mine is an Epson XP-760 (which I’ve had a few years). I have the option to select various sizes – for the grid pages, I print in 3×4 and then trim to size. The squares are 3×3″, so the photos end up around 2.75″ or so. I’m not that precise really.
The pizza embellies are from Doodblebug (I love their paper ranges) – I think they’re in the So Punny Food range?
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