Hey there, I'm glad you've come back to see me! Over the last few months I've been busy with commissions for Scrapbook Magazine. One such commission was Colour Variation layouts. I can finally show you the layouts that I put together!
I had to make three layouts using one colour, but in different shades. I'm really pleased with all the layouts I made. The first one above is of my gorgeous godson, Ryan, at Emily's 7th Birthday Party in January. Stampin' Up! Products used: Off the Grid Stamp, Simply Stars Stamps, Night of Navy Ink, Rhinestones, and Arrows and Stripes embossing folders.
I used a monochrome colour scheme for this layout of James sitting in an Aston Martin at school (get the title now?!). Stampin' Up! Products used: Chevron Punch, Rev up the Fun Stamps, Black Stazon Ink, and glitter brads
I had to do a pink layout of Emily at her 7th Birthday Party! I used the Banner Framelits to cut out all the banners, embossed some of the banners and stamped others to give some variation and texture. I also made a background using the Best of Butterfly stamps and an ink colour close to my card stock. I made the banners look like they are attached to the card stock with Primrose Petal Ribbon.
For my final layout, I had to complete layout using a colour wheel effect. The picture is of Emily's Sketcher trainers that are quite bright - perfect for a layout using all different colours! I used quite a few of the Stampin' Up! Punches (can you guess them all), and I used the Papillion Potpourri Stamps, and Brights buttons to finish my layout off. This gave a bit of depth and interest to my layout without making it too fussy!
Colour variation is really simple, and really makes you focus on your pictures. Give it a go once, and you'll use it again!
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