Hello UK Scrap Addicts, Amy here today to share my example Monochrome layout. I've decided to use Green as my colour, and have gone for a mixed media based layout as I love creating these style of layouts in Monochrome.
Thursday, 29 October 2020
Fun | Amy Kattenbelt | Monochrome
Tuesday, 1 September 2020
Pampered Beasts | Zoe Hailey Zola 28 | Lisa Fonseca Style Page Element
Hi Everyone
Welcome to my layout inspired by Lisa Fonseca style page element ; our September theme in UKSA. I was a little daunted by this assignment as Lisa is so amazingly talented, but I kept cute critters and hand stitching in mind when I made my page.
I don't have the talent to hand cut all the fantastic animals that Lisa does, so I turned to my trusty Cricut to cut a couple for me. I chose a tiger and a bear, which were perfect for this layout of my children at "Mummy's pamper salon". We had a Sunday afternoon of face masks, manicures and pedicures and each of the children's masks had cute animals printed on them.
I hand stitched around the face of each animal in a corresponding embroidery thread, using all 6 strands of thread. I also stitched around their noses & mouth. I popped the animals up on foam and tucked my 3x4 landscape photo behind the bear. I used the clear stickers from the Cocoa Vanilla Studios Legendary collection to create a water colour affect around my photo.
The Wild and Free title was hand cut from one of the journaling cards and I added a couple of branding strips at the bottom to ground my layout. I used some Indian ink to create black splats around my page, this helped bring in the black from the animal faces. I added a sprinkling of enamel dots around my journaling and the photograph.
I really love the fun nature to this page and it captures perfectly the memories.
If you take inspiration from this months theme, please do share your layouts over on our Facebook page, or tag us on Instagram. I'd love to see what you make!
Happy Scrapping
Zoe x
Thursday, 7 November 2019
Ready, Set ,Go | Sheena Rowlands | Masculine Layout
Our challenge for you this month is to create a masculine layout. For some reason I initially found this challenge hard, trying to figure out what makes a masculine page but I decided to stop overthinking it & make a page featuring my eldest Son completing a 10K for charity.
Ready, Set, Go.
I machine sewed down between the lines.
After mounting both photos I attached them to the background then added my title using 3 different alphas down one side trying not to cover the chevrons too much. I finished the page with journalling strips and lots of starts from the Cool Kid range.
Sunday, 3 November 2019
Pair Of Jokers| Zoe Hailey| Masculine Layout
Zoe back again with another masculine layout, this time I've had some fun with Shimelle's Field Trip collection.
My definition of masculine for this page includes black cardstock, blues, greens, leaves and Astronauts!
I had this photo of my husband and our youngest son, both of them were giggling and laughing hysterically; I just Love It! So much in fact, I printed it twice (once in colour and once in black and white) and I couldn't decide which photograph to use. So I included both by adding a flip up on my photo.
I love how this page came together, especially the flip up photo of my pair of jokers!
Thanks for reading and I look forward to seeing what you create this month.
Zoe (find me on Instagram zola28)



















