Thanks for joining me live yesterday.. we always have a ton of fun!! I hope you enjoyed my color theory of how I organized my Stampin' Up! cardstock and ink pads in rainbow order. Let me know what you think of my decision to move Wild Wheat. Watch the Replay! If you missed the live, watch the replay below at the bottom of this post. Free Download: Click the image or link below to print out your free label sheet including the 2024 - 2026 In Colors! You are welcome to download and use my label file if
Create this card using Fun On Wheels by Stampin' Up! DebbieMageed SecretsToStamping #FunOnWheelsStampinUp #FunFold #stampinup
Use the Triadic Color Theory to choose the colors for your next card. This triadic card uses the Wildflowers Design and Country Lace DSP.
Tonight at 7 pm Mountain time. https://youtube.com/live/laPgpNGtMZU Join me for a live online class where I will teach tips, tricks, and techniques using Stampin’ Up! products. In this class, I used t
I'm a HUGE fan of Designer Series Papers, so I study these papers like there's going to be a final exam. Today, I'm sharing a look at the papers from Stampin' Up!'s 2024 Annual Catalog and my favorite color combination from each. Nearly all of the Designer Series Papers in
Stampin’ Up! has undergone a color refresh to its core color collections with the annual catalog that launched May 2nd, 2023. This is the first update in 5 or so years. So that means its a bi…
See all the Stampin Up Returning Colors coming in the 2018 - 2019 Annual Catalog. Compare them to current and retired colors from the Stampin Up lineup.
Today, I am sharing tips on using the color wheel to create a monochromatic card. The color wheel can be found on page 132 of the 2024-2025 Stampin'Up!® Annual Catalog. Tip Video to share S
The new Annual Catalog is live and filled with inspiration! Several people have reached out about how different this new catalog is compared to past Stampin’ Up! catalogs. I agree, it is dif…
Thanks for joining me live yesterday.. we always have a ton of fun!! I hope you enjoyed my color theory of how I organized my Stampin' Up! cardstock and ink pads in rainbow order. Let me know what you think of my decision to move Wild Wheat. Watch the Replay! If you missed the live, watch the replay below at the bottom of this post. Free Download: Click the image or link below to print out your free label sheet including the 2024 - 2026 In Colors! You are welcome to download and use my label file if
Welcome to the PDF download (via Google Drive) for my version of the inner part of the Colour Wheel in the 2024-2025 Stampin Up Catalogue. I'm so pleased to say that Stampin Up have given permission for me to share this. Instructions: Download the PDF from Google Drive and save to your computer Print off or copy the page from the catalogue that you will attach the inner circle to. This is page 132 of the catalogue. I would suggest that you download the digital version of the catalogue to print from however a photocopy may be fine to use too. Use Basic White Thick cardstock for this and the inner circle so that they are sturdy. Print the PDF at 120%, as this should fit the page in your catalogue correctly. You may want to play with this scaling a little to suit however this worked just fine for me on my HP printer. Cut out the circle and then use a scapel to cut away the black areas to create windows for you to see through. Use a split pin to join through the centre of both the larger and smaller circle. This is what your printed wheel should look like - you can keep it as an A4 like I have or have it cut into a circle like the one that was gifted to Demonstrators - the choice is all yours! The link is HERE I'm really hoping this actually works and that you will enjoy using this until such time as an official one is available for purchase. Please take the time to go back to my first YouTube video explaining colour theory to fully understand how to use this great tool. If you have any questions or need help with yours, please send me an email using the contact form on my blog. Whilst you are here, please leave some love on my blog and be sure to pop back again soon to see what else I've been up to. Happy Stamping, Rachael xx
Hello Stampers Chart, recipes, labels for your Stampin'Up! products. Sample Recipes For the 2021 Mini Catalog Jan-June CLICK on the picture to download Jan-June 2020 Mini Catalog Labels More detail on January 10th, 2020 Stampin'Up! 2021-2022 Shopping List and Catalog Index Easy printable Shopping list for you. Also on this list, you have the index of products for easy reference. CLICK HERE to download and print Sample Recipe Available on May 4th, 2021 to download the Recipes of the project of the
See all the new Stampin' Up! colours for 2018-2019 including the new 'In Colors'. This will help you understand the retirement list and know how to plan to get the most out of the retirement list.
Color coach ou comment assortir les couleurs Travailler les couleurs, les coordonner vous semble difficile, voici un outil qui devrait vous plaire le color coach - color coach stampin up.pdf Pour commander les produits Stampin'Up! n'hésitez pas à...
Today's card comes from you via Terri's last Stamping Technique Night. These are very fun and easy to do. And with that said, the...
I always know that whenever I meet Cindee for lunch she is going to show me some AMAZING stamped cards.. and recently she shared a great sponging technique with Post It Notes and I just knew I wanted to use this technique on some cards for my Stamp a Stack Class! Here are the cards I came up with for my Stamp a Stack class... scroll down or click on my blog here to view the VIDEO TUTORIAL for this sponging technique with Post It Notes! Here are the color combo swatches I mentioned in the video: Play
Hello Stampers Chart, recipes, labels for your Stampin'Up! products. Sample Recipes For the 2021 Mini Catalog Jan-June CLICK on the picture to download Jan-June 2020 Mini Catalog Labels More detail on January 10th, 2020 Stampin'Up! 2021-2022 Shopping List and Catalog Index Easy printable Shopping list for you. Also on this list, you have the index of products for easy reference. CLICK HERE to download and print Sample Recipe Available on May 4th, 2021 to download the Recipes of the project of the
Welcome to the PDF download (via Google Drive) for my version of the inner part of the Colour Wheel in the 2024-2025 Stampin Up Catalogue. I'm so pleased to say that Stampin Up have given permission for me to share this. Instructions: Download the PDF from Google Drive and save to your computer Print off or copy the page from the catalogue that you will attach the inner circle to. This is page 132 of the catalogue. I would suggest that you download the digital version of the catalogue to print from however a photocopy may be fine to use too. Use Basic White Thick cardstock for this and the inner circle so that they are sturdy. Print the PDF at 120%, as this should fit the page in your catalogue correctly. You may want to play with this scaling a little to suit however this worked just fine for me on my HP printer. Cut out the circle and then use a scapel to cut away the black areas to create windows for you to see through. Use a split pin to join through the centre of both the larger and smaller circle. This is what your printed wheel should look like - you can keep it as an A4 like I have or have it cut into a circle like the one that was gifted to Demonstrators - the choice is all yours! The link is HERE I'm really hoping this actually works and that you will enjoy using this until such time as an official one is available for purchase. Please take the time to go back to my first YouTube video explaining colour theory to fully understand how to use this great tool. If you have any questions or need help with yours, please send me an email using the contact form on my blog. Whilst you are here, please leave some love on my blog and be sure to pop back again soon to see what else I've been up to. Happy Stamping, Rachael xx
Found this great resource online and thought I would share.....my favorites of the above is Basic Gray on Smokey Slate and Early Espresso on Baked Brown Sugar. I have also tried Night of Navy Ink on Bashful Blue on this card I made a while back:
Welcome to the PDF download (via Google Drive) for my version of the inner part of the Colour Wheel in the 2024-2025 Stampin Up Catalogue. I'm so pleased to say that Stampin Up have given permission for me to share this. Instructions: Download the PDF from Google Drive and save to your computer Print off or copy the page from the catalogue that you will attach the inner circle to. This is page 132 of the catalogue. I would suggest that you download the digital version of the catalogue to print from however a photocopy may be fine to use too. Use Basic White Thick cardstock for this and the inner circle so that they are sturdy. Print the PDF at 120%, as this should fit the page in your catalogue correctly. You may want to play with this scaling a little to suit however this worked just fine for me on my HP printer. Cut out the circle and then use a scapel to cut away the black areas to create windows for you to see through. Use a split pin to join through the centre of both the larger and smaller circle. This is what your printed wheel should look like - you can keep it as an A4 like I have or have it cut into a circle like the one that was gifted to Demonstrators - the choice is all yours! The link is HERE I'm really hoping this actually works and that you will enjoy using this until such time as an official one is available for purchase. Please take the time to go back to my first YouTube video explaining colour theory to fully understand how to use this great tool. If you have any questions or need help with yours, please send me an email using the contact form on my blog. Whilst you are here, please leave some love on my blog and be sure to pop back again soon to see what else I've been up to. Happy Stamping, Rachael xx
Today, I am sharing tips on using the color wheel to create a monochromatic card. The color wheel can be found on page 132 of the 2024-2025 Stampin'Up!® Annual Catalog. Tip Video to share S
Did you know that you can change your exploring in color cards with the help of the deckled rectangle dies?
Color Combo Ideas! I often get asked where I find my color inspiration, especially when I am creating my Color Swatches for Stampin' Blends projects. How I get inspired: looking through the Stampin' UP! catalog checking my Color Combo Pinterest Board looking at my ink pads, cardstock and Blends in rainbow order using Stampin' Up! references like the Color Buddy suggestions I'm sharing today FREE DOWNLOAD color combos posted here Download Your Copy CLICK to download your Color Buddy pdf file for future reference! CLICK to shop Stampin' UP! products in my online store! Previously posted: 2022-2024 Color Combo
The Stampin’ Up! Color Coach is here!! Yay!! Stampin’ Up! has an the awesome Color Coach to help us find colors that easily coordinate with each other for our projects! Click the image…
Ooh-eee! I love welcoming new In Colors to my craft room. Every year Stampin' Up releases a new set of five colors, called In Colors, that are trendy in fashion, home decor and marketing (you'll start noticing these colors everywhere). The five colors stick around for 2 years and sometime
The Stampin Up Color Revamp of 2018 is coming! Read the good, the bad, and the stuff in between here. Also a tip on mixing new colors with retiring colors :)
Be inspired with this Stampin’ Up! Cut and Flip no occasion card made for the Peach Pie colour creations blog hop. Featuring Attention Shoppers bundle and Unbounded Beauty DSP. 2024 card by Ros Davidson Stampin Up demonstrator Melbourne, Australia.
Introducing the new 2020-22 In Color Collection from Stampin’ Up! that will debut June 3, 2020 in the 2020-21 Annual Catalog! Magenta Madness Just Jade Bumblebee Cinnamon Cider Misty Moonlight M
The Stampin’ Up! Color Coach is here!! Yay!! Stampin’ Up! has an the awesome Color Coach to help us find colors that easily coordinate with each other for our projects! Click the image…
See the 10 new Stampin' Up! Colours and how they compare to other colours in the Stampin' up! collection. Colour Revamp as of June 2018. Colour Flower comparisons.
In unserem neuesten How to... dreht sich alles um die STAMPIN' UP! Farben. Tina hat sich diese mal genauer angeschaut und euch ein tolles Farbchart zusammengestellt
This birthday card is for four challenges. First, I've used the sketch at the Inspire Create Challenge#143 here. Second, the colors are for The Color Hues#64 here. The colors to use are orange and slate gray so I went with Pumpkin Pie and Basic Gray. Third, it's for Seize the Birthday#261 here. The topping is wheels and I thought of the Legendary Ride stamp set and dies. Finally, it's for the TGIF Challenge#421 here. It's a You're the Man theme challenge. Here's my recipe: Stamps: Legendary Ride Papers: White, Pumpkin Pie, Basic Gray Inks: Pumpkin Pie and Basic Gray Accessories: Legendary Ride Dies, Classic Matte Dots, Stylish Shapes dies, Stampin Dimensionals Product List Legendary Ride Cling Stamp Set (English) [160754] $24.00 Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [159276] $10.50 Pumpkin Pie 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [105117] $10.00 Basic Gray 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [121044] $10.00 Pumpkin Pie Classic Stampin' Pad [147086] $9.00 Basic Gray Classic Stampin' Pad [149165] $9.00 Brights Stampin' Write Markers [161696] $35.00 Neutrals Stampin' Write Markers [161697] $35.00 Classic Matte Dots [158146] $7.00 Stylish Shapes Dies [159183] $30.00 Legendary Ride Dies [160762] $32.00 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $4.25 Add All to Cart
A blog about DIY rubber stamping projects. I use all stampin up products.
