Welcome to February, friends!
And welcome to our Friends of Unity February Blog Hop where we are seeing everything in monochromatic style!
And welcome to our Friends of Unity February Blog Hop where we are seeing everything in monochromatic style!
I've always loved the look of monochromatic in crafting, but I rarely create with this concept. I am not sure why because the results are always beautiful! As a matter of fact, I loved creating this first card so very much that I can't wait until I make another.
I love ALL Unity Stamps, but I must admit the Angie Girls will always be my favorite. I know many of you share my sentiment towards this line!
This beautiful lady is Journee Girl , and she was a dream to color in monochromatic style!
I absolutely love the coloring on every part of her! She was pretty quick to watercolor now that I have been using Zig brush pens for a few years. I did include a link to the brush pens I used incase you are unfamiliar, but is not an affiliate link. ;)
The top panel is from a die I purchased at Gina Marie Designs called Rectangle Pierced Die. I do believe it is sold out, but hopefully will be back! I buy all of my Enamel Dots from her!
This card is going to a young lady in our bible study group who is facing a new beginning of her own. I am certain this sentiment will encourage, and even perhaps, empower her!
I have been wanting to use this Sweet Sprinkled Donut set by Graciellie Designs. And this months cue was the perfect time! I am loving the outcome of this purple mono style! The donut and sentiments are all stamped in VersaFine Clair ink in Monarch. I stamp all of my images in Versafine Clair. And you can get them from Unity!
I stamped and watercolored the donut first, loosely watercolored around it and then stamped my sentiments. :)
I love ALL Unity Stamps, but I must admit the Angie Girls will always be my favorite. I know many of you share my sentiment towards this line!
This beautiful lady is Journee Girl , and she was a dream to color in monochromatic style!
I absolutely love the coloring on every part of her! She was pretty quick to watercolor now that I have been using Zig brush pens for a few years. I did include a link to the brush pens I used incase you are unfamiliar, but is not an affiliate link. ;)
The top panel is from a die I purchased at Gina Marie Designs called Rectangle Pierced Die. I do believe it is sold out, but hopefully will be back! I buy all of my Enamel Dots from her!
This card is going to a young lady in our bible study group who is facing a new beginning of her own. I am certain this sentiment will encourage, and even perhaps, empower her!
You can't tell in the photo, but I traced the squiggle lines on the donut and filled the heart hole with these beautiful Nuvo Jewel Drops in Pale Periwinkle. Oh how I wish you could see and touch the amazing effect it gave! Did you know can get these drops and more at Unity!
I stamped and watercolored the donut first, loosely watercolored around it and then stamped my sentiments. :)
I would love to see your take on the monochromatic design!
As always~
Thanks for spending time with me today!
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Not the follow by email, it's up just a bit from it. Thank you so much!
It brings me so much joy sharing my thoughts and creations with all of you!
Until next time~
Be blessed, friends!
Bobbie Sue
I hope you have a chance to visit each blog. I know they are all equally as wonderful and unique! If you've not, please see the blog hop list at the bottom of this post and prepare to be inspired!
There are some pretty awesome giveaways with this hop! Including one from myself! Congratulations to Connie Johnson. I so appreciate your comment and support of my blog and our FOU monthly blog hop! Contact me. I have a special package to send you!
Friends, be sure you comment on EACH blog post to be entered in the drawing.
Friends, be sure you comment on EACH blog post to be entered in the drawing.
This months winners will be announced during next months blog hop!
(I have a feeling you will comment anyway as a way of support and admiration to the artists.)
Friends, please know that our hops are not sponsored. (Although, I know Unity Stamp Co. lovingly approves) Because your support is so valuable and so appreciated, prizes are given from the creators own private stash of Unity stamps.
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Joyce
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Welcome back, Bobbie Sue! It's so good to see you and your work once again. You did such a good job with both cards, specially Journee Girl. I do love that die you mentioned and will watch for it to come back into stock. I have a number of Gina Marie dies so I am familiar with how wonderful they are.
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DeleteMy sweet, Meg. You always touch my heart! Thank w. So good to be back. 🤗♥️
Great cards. Like the Angie girl!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tara!!
DeleteBoth cards are great, but especially the donut! I would love to see it IRL
ReplyDeleteThank you, Glennis!! I do love the donut one. Especially IRL!!
DeleteBeautiful! Love the varied beige hues in your Journee girl card... it is like a sepia tinted old photo. The grape tones for your donut card are such a vibrant contrast. It looks good enough to eat!😁
ReplyDeleteDorothy, thank you so much!
DeleteI agree with you, I love the Angie Girls, as for donuts - I am trying so hard to do WW but all I want now is a donut. I love what you did with the Nuvo drops on the donut cards.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Karren! Ha and sorry about the donut desire! 😂😂🤗
DeleteJournee girl is one of my favorites and you made a stunning card with her. Glad you're feeling better and back to creating!
ReplyDeleteVannessa!! I appreciate this so much. Thank you!!
DeleteBobbie Sue, loved your post and these two lovely monochromatic cards! Always an inspiration! Happy February!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda! So so much!
DeleteBobby Sue, I just love both cards, but I am really wild about the Angie Girl with that terrific dot background die cut/border. It is so super with that girl! I love your donut, too. I love donut stamps! They are perfect together!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathy. I absolutely love the Angie Girl card!!
DeleteVery pretty Angie girl in the monochromatic color and sweet heart donut card.
ReplyDeleteThank you,Sue!!
DeleteI love the Journee girl card so much. The color you chose is so warm and nostalgic. The border die is awesome too!
ReplyDeleteRachel, thank you so so much! I so love the warm colors on Journee Girl. 🤗
DeleteI love both of your cards. That purple is my favorite color. The Nuvo drops make everything you put it on looks 3-D.
ReplyDeleteI also love how color you used for Journee girl makes it look vintage.
Thank you!! I love that you could see the nuvo affect!!!
DeleteLoving both cards, but especially the encouragement that Journee girl brings! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, sweet Jan!
DeleteYelp missed you! Beautiful cards
ReplyDeleteAwwww thank you!! Who is this!?? 🤗
Deleteyour cards are fantastic as always. I really love the girl
ReplyDeleteThank you friend ♥️ She’s definitely my favorite of the 2. 🤗
DeleteGreat cards. Love the way you colored the Angie girl. So simple and elegant at the same time
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carole♥️
DeleteBeautiful cards, Bobbie Sue! I always love your watercoloring!
ReplyDeleteThank you my sweet sweet friend!♥️
DeleteWhat great cards! I love monochromatic. And I'm a sucker for ANY AngieGirl!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and coloring! Love Angie’s girls and monochromatic colors as well. Thanks for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful first card!
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the purple card is so
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Carla from Utah
Beautiful. And love the enamel dots. Didn’t even know GM made those.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Love the designs you used!
ReplyDeleteLove the Journee girl's coloring. Awesome cards! Thank you for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove the color choice for both cards. Journee girl is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteLove the donut. If my girl gets to pick one from dunkin...its going to be a girly one...pink or purple with sprinkles. So fun!
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better. Your coloring is stunning. I love the browns in Journee girl, it's just amazing. And I love all the purples and sparkle on the donut. Just wonderful cards. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour Journey Girl card is fabulous! Love the neutral color you chose to feature.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are so pretty! I really love the sepia tones on the first card. It really makes for a dramatic card. She's a real beauty. And the donut card is so fun in purple.
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