Monochromatic - Friends of Unity Blog Hop
Happy February!
Do you feel like January lasted 6 years??? Seriously?! Because I sure do!
It was brutally cold (or maybe it is just my tired old achy bones...) but honestly... I just think January is the Monday of allll the months. BRING ON FEBRUARY!
This month, the Friends of Unity are blog hopping and showcasing one design style that ALWAYS is a personal challenge... and if you came here via Eileen's blog... she ROCKED it! (You should really go check it out!)
Monochromatic always gets me - because (the purists say) it is only ONE color... so...shades of purples.... OR shades of reds. And keep on going.... But you can only pick one. No other colors. RULES RULES RULES.
So this is a tough one - but this time I tried to be good and stick to it.
It ain't easy being green.
Well - I tried. But that. Darn. Sentiment. Sorry.
I used some fabulous goodies from the Find Your Soul kit and layered Distress Oxide ink in Shabby Shutters, Peeled Paint and Twisted Citron. The fern fronds were then stamped over in those same colors.
Now... I pushed the limit with the vellum layer
but it was just a small nudge.
Be sure to leave me a message so I know you stopped by!
Next stop on the hop.... Kim!
You can check out her design here.
I like this card. The green and the message are so soothing. I think you nailed it too!
ReplyDeleteA great result, I love the shades of green
ReplyDeleteThe green is so beautiful
ReplyDeleteYour card is lovely! Being a “Green” person myself😁I appreciate that you used some fun shades of that color. Love the soft ferns and the sentiment is perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove your monochromatic green card. I like the vellum layer.
ReplyDeleteLove your color choice, makes me think of Spring.
ReplyDeleteAmber, great post. Yup, the Monday of all months, yay for February! Love your card, and I think a black sentiment is perfectly acceptable. Going to look again, did you tell us about the die for the vellum, very cool shape. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely card! I've never seen that fern stamp. I really like it!
ReplyDeleteHappy February, Amber! Your card is so beautiful, it takes my breath away! It is really gorgeous,a nd I love the die cut "wreath" you put with that. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so warm and full of energy. I love the leaves you chose and the circular cut out is really great. Also the leaf dies are amazing and pulls it all together so perfectly!
ReplyDeleteLove the greens!! All around!
ReplyDeleteOh man. So Verdant! Makes me long for spring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shades of spring! I love the colour, the fern stamp, and I think you get a gold star for the vellum, because it's basically almost transparent, with the green showing through it. ;)
ReplyDeleteJan went to fast for me😊pretty card
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. it's really gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love the shades if green !
ReplyDeleteLoving your greens! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou nailed it, Amber! Love your beautiful card! The vellum is a perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteAlways a fan of yours. Green is my favorite! And the sentiment is so perfect for your design. I’ve always been stumped by monochromatic, as well, but this challenge made me a fan!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea for monochromatic! Thanks for sharing ❤
ReplyDeleteLove the green card! I need to dig out my vellum and give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration!
This came out pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove all the elements.
Carla from Utah
Beautiful design! Love those ferns!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job! Thank you for sharing your creative ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove this card!
ReplyDeleteAmazing job sticking to those rules! I didn't so much. Your card is great. Makes me want warmer weather even more.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Love all the shades of green, the leaves are awesome, and that sentiment is perfect. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreen being my favorite color, I LOVE your card! All the elements work so well together. Thanks!
ReplyDelete"You had me at green." Green is my favorite color. Love your card. The sentiment is perfect with your design.
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