Good Morning all…

Today I am at Papericious Blog, sharing cards that I created using their Monochromatic Paper Pack. 

 “The comfort zone is the great enemy to creativity; moving beyond it necessitates intuition, which in turn configured new perspectives and conquers fears.”

 – Dan Stevens

We do things the same old way because it’s comfortable. The risk in staying firmly inside our comfort zones is that it creates psychological barriers that can lead to real limitations. Because we haven’t done anything differently in a long time, we begin to think we can’t…. When it comes to creative work, I have a motto: as soon as you get too comfortable, it’s time to try something new. Being creative is all about being able to look at the world in a different way. Without new experiences, we plateau in a routine that leads to the creative block.

It was my resolution for the year 2018 to give a little twist to my style of creating. As you all know, I am more of using bright and cheery colors, to my projects. Also, hardly any project goes off without glitters, 3D flowers and lots of stamping. I challenged myself not to add too many details to the cards and yet beautiful and elegant cards with just focusing on the pattern papers. It was so much fun creating with Papericious Monochrome Paper Pack. The patterns and the quality of the pack made me crazily engrossed in making a huge pile of cards. I got so much carried away with my creations that I ended up creating more than I have imagined. With Valentines Day around the corner, I tried creating few cards around the Love Theme by adding a splash of reds and pinks with monochrome shades.  Hope you like my cards as much as I liked creating them.

No more chitchatting…relax and have fun getting inspired by these simple yet elegant cards. My post is bit picture heavy, but I m sure you will love scrolling down each one of them.

Dies used in above cards are….

MFT Blueprint #25 (for curvy banners)

Lawn Fawn:  Hearts (for small red hearts) 

Poppy Dies Heart Balloons. 

Lawn Fawn Sripty Love Word Die 

Stamps and dies used :

Frosted Garden Stamp and die set from Altenew

MFT Stiched Basic Edges

MFT Stitched Hearts Stax 

Lawn Fawn Sripty Love Word Die 

Memory box La Rue Heart Die

Lawn Fawn:  Hearts (for small red hearts) 

Dies used in above cards: MFT Ride the Wave die

Memory Box A lovely Smile Die

Altenew Thanks Die

Mama’s Elephant Hello Script

Stamps and dies used in above cards: 
Hero Arts Palm D1086
MFT Stitched Circle Stax 
Altenew Label Love Stamp 
I got bit distracted while creating these cards with feathers and used distress inks for creating the background. And then immediately controlled myself only to focus on the pattern papers. I loved them both. Here are their pictures…

Dies Used in above cards: 

Spellbinders Shapeabilities Feather Die

Half Tone Hello Die Set from Altenew

A simple die cut pattern from the bold print looked fabulous on the rendomnly scored background….isn’t it??

Dies and stamps used in above cards: 

MFT Stitched Basic Edges

Lawn Fawn Scripty Love Word Die 

 Lawn Fawn Hearts die 

PTI Doodlie Do Stamp Set 

Die used in above cards: 

MFT Stitched Stars Stx

MFT Basic Hearts Stax

Die-Namics Tag Builder

Die-Namics Tag Talks 

Memory Box Curled Ribbons Die 

Stamp and die set used in above card is Frosted Garden from Altenew. 

Here I have used Half Tone Happy Die from Altenew, Label Love from Altenew and Die-Namics Stiched Scollop Basics 2

Edge die used here is from MFT again….it’s Stiched Basic Edges and Half Tone Hello die from Altenew is used for the sentiment. 

AHAAAA….Now this card will surely bring smiles to your face. The Box die is from Neat and Tangled, Hearts from Lawn Fawn and stamp set is Happiness Stamp set from Gerdia Stamps.

Hope I was able to inspire you to work with Monochrome Paper Pack. The possibilities to create with this pack are endless. 
Thanks for stopping by my post. 
Papericious Supplies used: 
Monochrome Paper Pack, 
Jute Cord Black,
Jute Cord Ivory. 

Author Rajni Chawla

I'm just another crafter who's passionately curious about her work. :-)

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