Spooky Monochromatic-ish

Today's Dilly Beans challenge is 

MONOCHROMATIC.

Brings back memories of art class, doesn't it?

I guess if I was actually paying attention in class, I would know that

just by adding the orange into my project, it no longer qualifies for 

monochromatic.

So flunk me.

I used #199 Bat Boy Loves Candy image for my 

Hallowe'en scrapbook page. This is the first time I have 

colored this little fellow up. He looks kinda sad.

Or just melancholy.

I used #477 Bat for the top of my page.

He works perfectly with the cool badge in the middle.

I finished it all up with a MS punched bat border, a little die cut tag,

and some orange ribbon. Ta-dah!

I'm hoping to finish this black bag scrapbook by the end of next week.

Better get busy!!!

Thanks for dropping by!

Violet! You're turning violet, Violet!

This is my entry for the challenge over at

Little C's.

I found out about the shades of purple challenge on my friend, MacKenzie's blog. 

Check out her blog for all the details.

I love purple.

I painted my old bedroom purple while I was nesting, right before having my son.

I have quite a bit of amethyst jewelry as well. 

I don't wear purple as a clothing option as it makes me appear, "plum-ish".

May have something to do with my overall, rounded shape, and not so much the color.

Anyhoo, I digress...   

 

I used a digital image of Ava, and went to town with almost every

shade of purple I could find! 

I really went all out with the embellishments and even threw up in my mouth a little, but it's all okay. It's just a challenge.

This one really took me out of my comfort zone.

Too much cutesy, not any creepy.

   

"In my world, everyone is a pony, who eats rainbows and poops butterflies".

-'Katie' from "Horton Hears a Who" the movie