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Using Monochromatic Colors Buying punches can be expensive. You want to be sure and get a lot of use out of each one. But how many heart layouts can you really do? Well, actually quite a few when you cut that heart up for flowers or leaves or bunny ears. Here is a technique to get even more use out of those punches and create an entirely different affect. |
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Try using the same color punch pieces and your background page. This can be done to create an elegant layout or a fun one. Here are four examples that run the gamut from playful and easy to elegant a just a little more time consuming (Not too much though). |
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The “Bear” and “Jumpy” layouts use this monochromatic technique in an easy and quick way. Just using a single punch and randomly gluing the pieces on a similar or same color can add an interesting look to a layout. |
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The “Honeymooners” and “Wedding” page use a several punches and layering to create the affect. The wedding is done in white but a cream or really any light color can be used. The more you layer; the more dimension will be seen. The Honeymooners uses a couple different kinds of red in order to achieve dimension. |
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