Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Monochromatic
A monochromatic card is usually in shades of the one colour. Today, I am using just one colour. This card uses only one piece of cardstock and the amazing Bloom Hybrid Embossing Folder and Bloom Dies. The idea is to place the die for the three flowers inside the Embossing Folder, add the cardstock and … Continue reading Monochromatic Blooms
This week I have used the Sketch Challenge at Splitcoaststampers to showcase some more of the pretty Christmas Designer Series Paper in the Holiday Catalogue. Click on the link to find out more about the challenge. Here is the sketch ... ... and here is my card. CLICK ON IMAGE FOR SUPPLIES Tips: The beautiful … Continue reading Monochromatic Christmas for the Sketch Challenge
This week I found the Sketch Challenge at Splitcoaststampers extremely challenging! In the end, I decided on a monochromatic look using the pretty Garden Lane Designer Series Papers. Click on the link to find out more about the challenge. Here is the sketch ... ... and here is my card. Tips: The Garden Lane DSP … Continue reading Love What You Do for the Sketch Challenge
A relatively quick and easy monochromatic look for Christmas today using the mistletoe image from Blended Seasons. Tips: Attach a strip of Old Olive cardstock across the centre of a Very Vanilla layer. Stamp the mistletoe image at the top and bottom of the vanilla piece and at the top and bottom of the olive strip. … Continue reading Monochromatic Christmas with Blended Seasons
The flowers from Blended Seasons together with Bokeh Dots have been used today to create a soft monochromatic look Tips: Supplies: Stamp Set: Blended Seasons, Bokeh Dots Cardstock: Balmy Blue, Whisper White Ink: Balmy Blue The inside of the card ..... I will continue to showcase these products for few more days so that you … Continue reading Quick and Easy Card: Blended Seasons with Bokeh Dots Balmy Blue
Today's sample of the Rubber Band Technique is a monochromatic blue - using the new colours Balmy Blue and Blueberry Bushel. Ok, not quite monochromatic, as I added some Old Olive for the stems of the flowers. Tips: Wrap some rubber bands of different sizes around and acrylic block and stamp on cardstock. For an … Continue reading Monochromatic Rubber Band Technique with Love What You Do
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