I have an announcement...

Hmmmmm...what on earth could this by? Well... it's called an Inchie & I will now be designing scrapbooking projects with them for Inchie Arts, LLC. I am super excited about the opportunity to use this fun product on my scrapbook pages. Here is a description of what Inchies really are from the Inchie Arts website:

Inchie Squares come in white and black and are made of the highest grade Alphamat Artcare museum quality preservation matboard. The material has a solid white archival core and is acid free and lignin free, as well as fade and bleed resistant making it a very desirable art surface. Because it is a bright white it is well suited for direct application of many different art mediums including rubber stamping, markers, colored pencil, watercolor paints, embelishment or collage materials applied to it's surface and sides.

Each week on Friday, I will dedicate that day to my Inchie scrapbooking projects & I'm calling them Inchie Friday's ~ Boy oh boy, do I have some fun things planned for the next 3 months.

So I guess you would probably like to see the rest of the project...

So now, not only do I get to work with a great product, I also have a fabulous excuse to scrapbook once a week because that is what they want me to focus on ~ can't get any better than that!

Here's another close-up of the Inchie squares. They have a beautiful texture to them & are VERY easy to stamp with the Itty Bitty stamps by Lockhart Stamp Company. I used two different stamps on each square - the Itty Bitty (IB) Ruler Border and the IB Apple.
Supplies Used: White Inchie Squares by Inchie Arts; Textured Cardstock ~ Stampin' Up!; Pattern Paper & Ribbon ~ KI Memories (School Days); Brads ~ Unknown; Stamps ~ Lockhart Stamp Company (Itty Bitty ~ Ruler Border & Apple) and Hero Arts (alphabet); Ink ~ Momento Ink & Copic Markers; Diamond Glaze on the apples to make them shine.