M is for Monochrome

For the month of December we are scraplifting the beautiful work of Pam Thorburn. 

Some words from Pam:

"Pam Thorburn has been scrapping since 2005, having discovered this great hobby when visiting family in Australia, where she is originally from. She has lived in Scotland for 22 years, with her Scottish husband, and two kids Jack and Emily, but retains her Aussie accent!

Pam writes regularly for The Scrapbook Magazine, and was a designer for Kaisercrafts in 2010. She has been published in UK magazines, as well as in US magazine Somerset Memories. Pam has a low boredom threshold, and so her scrapping style is constantly changing as she experiments with new materials, techniques and styles. At the moment Pam loves to play around with paints and mists on her layouts.

When she is not scrapping Pam likes to travel, walk in the countryside and take lots of photos."

Pam's Blog can be seen HERE

This is Pam's layout:

We drew our sketch as always

We challenge you to make a layout using Pam's layout and out sketch for inspiration and a monochromatic colour scheme.

Here are the layouts created by our design team to give you some inspiration. Please click on the names to be taken to the relevant blogs.

LYNN

LOU

ALISON

SANDRA

LINDA

KAREN

SUE

DEIRDRE

to follow

Our Guest Designer this month is

LESLEY known as LELLY

her blog is HERE please take a look.

PRIZE TIME

Jill at Cardinal Colours has come up with another fabulous prize this month.

Monochromatic Bazzill Basics Pack and a selection of ribbons

We hope you will joining the fun and enter the challenge by creating a layout using the sketch and a monochromatic scheme to enter the challenge Please comment below with a link to the post on your blog where your layout is featured. If you don't have a blog please email us with an image - address in sidebar.

The challenge closes at midnight on 5th January 2013

Please create a new layout for this challenge - no back links will be accepted.

Prize available to UK residents only.

Looking forward to seeing what you all make - good luck.