Draw separate sets of parallel lines to represent each digit of number A. For example, for the number 12 draw one vertical line for the first digit 1, and then draw 2 lines for the second digit 2. Make sure to separate the lines for the first and the second digit.

Draw separate sets of parallel lines that are perpendicular to the previous ones that represent the digits of number B.

Draw points where one line intersects with another.

Notice the upwards diagonal blocks that form by grouping the clusters of points of intersections from bottom-left to top-right. Count the total number of points in each of these diagonal blocks.

Starting with the bottom right-most diagonal block (this should just contain one cluster of points), write the ones-digit of the number of points in that diagonal, this corresponds to the ones-digit of the answer. Add the remaining (if there is any) to the next diagonal's total.

Repeat this with the next bottom right-most diagonal block, this will correspond to the tens digit of the answer. Keep doing this for the rest of the diagonals. If there's anything to carry over from the last diagonal, write the whole number instead of the just the ones digit.

After doing this for every diagonal block, you will end up with the answer to A times B.