As one of the many things I love about Stampin’ Up! is the ease of colour coordination, in 50 gorgeous colours. I don’t think any other company offers such a coordinated palette 🥰
Creativity looks super impressive as your creations coordinate so well.
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Stampin’ Up! group the colours in families, Brights, Regals, Neutrals and Subtles.
My blog series is following the rainbow that I store my inks and cardstock in. We have reached Highland Heather.
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I hope you are enjoying this blog series as much as I am. Has my blog made you think about some of Stampin Up!’s colours more?
Highland Heather is in the Subtles family, shown below in the family of cardstock and Stampin’ Write Markers.
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Highland Heather coordinates with lots of colours and using the Lovely You stamp set (card on the right) shows how this can be done.
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All Stampin’ Up colours come in ink and cardstock. They feature in a selection of Designer Series Papers, including the family.
We much never forget embellishments – add a bit of bling to any project 💜
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We have washi tape again and Highland Heather is featured. Glitter Washi tape features Black, Highland Heather, Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie
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Designer Series Paper (DSP) or patterned papers are a great way to bring a mix of colours to your projects.
I would always suggest investing in inks that go with papers you have (or are investing in) along with cardstock and also getting blends pens if available.
This range of coordination make creating projects simpler, you really don’t have to worry about mismatched colours.
Big crafty hugs
Marie xx
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