Monochrome Scrapping with Global Scrapbooking Group

Hello and Welcome to another amazing blog hop featuring the fantastic Scrapbooking Global Facebook  Group.

The theme for the hop this month is for Monochromatic - which means all tones and colours to be the same - which is a fun way to organise a page!  

This theme was planned by the amazing Mai on the design team.

I've based my page (which turned out to be a double spread!!) on the colours of my daughter's jumpers.  And so my monochrome is all about our amazing Stampin' Up! yellows.

The pages are Bumblebee and stamped in the background with Crushed Curry.

The white pieces were stamped with So Saffron using the lovely rose from Healing Hugs.  I've also featured the gorgeous Flowers for Every Season paper.

The sweet hearts from the hostess stamp set Touched My Heart were stamped with Crushed Curry on So Saffron cardstock and then coloured using the Daffodil Delight Stampin' Blends.  

I have fussy cut 2 of these and then highlighted them with some of the die cuts from the gorgeous Forever Gold Laser Cut Specialty Paper.

The Playful Alphabet letters were cut from Crushed Curry Cardstock and then mounted onto white card stamped with So Saffron.  

These words from the gorgeous Touched My Heart stamp set really worked perfectly for a page featuring our gorgeous family.  

I snipped a piece from the wreath from the Forever Gold Specialty Paper so I could use each piece on 2 separate parts of my page.  

I hope you're super inspired to have a go with using a Monochromatic theme for your scrapbooking!!  

Up next on this fun hop is the lovely Cheryl from the UK.

If you get lost along the way with your hop, you can click on any of the links here!  Make sure you keep hopping all the way around - there are some super talented people in this group!!   

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