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Simple Stamping - A Stamping with Friends Blog Hop

Simple stamping can mean so much to many different people. To some it can mean only a one-layer card; to others, it can mean only using Stamps, ink, and paper; yet still, to others, it can mean ensuring your card/project has lots of "white space".  This month, the Stamping with Friends Blog hop crew explores what simple stamping means to each of us.   Hello, everyone, welcome to November,  and thank you for joining us!   If you are new to my blog, Stamping with Friends is a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all over the world who share our love of card-making through monthly blog hops with various themes. If you are following the hop, then you'll have just popped over from  Diane Evans (Canada) Stamping with Diane's blog.  I hope you took a minute to leave a comment for her as I'm sure she'll appreciate it just as much as I will. If you are starting the hop with me, thank you so much and I hope you enjoy what I and the other hoppers have pr...

October Roll of the Die - Monochromatic Friendship

  I don't know whether to love the dice or hate them...boy do they roll some weird combinations, but oh well...we do the best we can to create some awesome projects for you based on them.   Monochromatic is defined as "containing or using only one color" " Monochrome colors are  all the varieties of a single hue - the tints, shades, and tones . A monochromatic color scheme will range between lighter and darker versions of the base color or hue. Here's a sample of the project I made and used as inspiration for today's presentation.  In today's version, I changed up to color palette chose to use the earth tones:  Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Sahara Sand, and Soft Suede...AND...I used the Fitting Florets Stamp set (y'all this is a premier product from the Jan - Jun '23 Mini Catalog)...available to demonstrators only in the month of October (one of the major perks of being a demonstrator)...and their are many perks (ask me about them).   And here's...