Grid Cards are made the same way as the Grid Paper we love to scrapbook on. So, your Mosaic Moments® dies work on the cards the same way they work on pages.

Look how this die is used to frame the sticker in the center. Adorable!

Circle dies can make interesting backgrounds that are sophisticated and good for just about anything.

Yes, this is a graduation card, but change out the paper and the sentiment and it could be a card for any event in a loved ones life.

The embellishments that come with some of the die sets can be used to make beautiful designs in a small setting.

We absolutely love this elegant card featuring the Puff N Stuff die. The contrast in papers makes it divine.

This play on words is inspired by the paper. Using just the letters from the Alphabet Dies allows the sentiment to fit on a card.

This baby card is made adorable with banners and teddy bear.

You could use any 2x2 die for a focal point -- think a palm tree for a bon voyage card, a star for a veteran or a Christmas tree for the holidays.

The collection of papers here makes this card one that the recipient just might hang on the wall!

To mix patterns, select the main paper and then pull colors from it. Find papers in those colors with smaller designs to ensure everything matches.

This is often done for you in 6x6 paper pads.

Use the "cards" that come in your paper packs as the sentiment or focal point on your card.

Add ribbon and charms to make it extra special.

How clever is this!

Inspired by a type of poetry, this card starts with a word down the left -- in this case, retire.

Then each letter in the word becomes a descriptive word that adds to the meaning of the word retire.

Change out "retire" for a name and you've got a perfect birthday card.

Photo cards are an easy way to personalize a card for someone. They are quick to make and look stunning when completed.

This card is actually two photos and would only take two trips through the die-cutting machine to create.

Swap out the pictures and you can have any card you need. Imagine bits of a winter scene surrounding a photo of the family for the holidays. Try a pile of died eggs surrounding a picture of bunny for Easter. Or, maybe a photo of the lake surrounding Dad on his boat for Father's Day. The options are endless!