I’ve got a free color chart to match Stampin’ Blends and cardstock. This Stampin’ Blends color chart is by no means fancy. It’s handmade – no fancy gridlines, no typed text. It’s a result of an experiment. Let me explain.
I’m a huge fan of the alcohol-based Stampin’ Blends Markers. They provide flawless coverage leaving behind no streaks or lines like a regular marker would. This means the detailed, “sketched” lines defining an image aren’t lost as they would be when using a dye-based marker.
Stampin’ Up! offers Stampin’ Blends colors individually (light or dark) or as a combo (light and dark). Each color producing a slightly different tone. I began pulling out several shades of Stampin’ Blends Markers, scribbling on Thick Whisper White cardstock, looking for a shade that would coordinate specifically to Melon Mambo. Not only did I find one for Melon Mambo, I found numerous others that coordinated with cardstock colors that didn’t have Stampin’ Blends colors!
About this Stampin’ Blends Color Chart
Please keep in mind that this free color chart was created prior to the new annual catalog (June 4) so there are two colors represented that are now available in Stampin’ Blends – So Saffron and Gray Granite. And there’s an additional “missing” Stampin’ Blends I haven’t experimented with yet – again, since this was created prior to June 4 – and that’s the Terracotta Tile. I image, however, that one of the Cajun Craze Stampin’ Blends Markers will work famously! This coordination explains why Stampin’ Up! didn’t offer every color in a Stampin’ Blends Marker!
I cut a 1″ square of cardstock and adhered it to a 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ piece of Thick Whisper White cardstock. I scribbled the closest matching Stampin’ Blends Marker to the right of it. I repeated this process of all the colors I could think of (prior to June 4). Write the name of the cardstock color on the cardstock swatch and the name of the Stampin’ Blends shade above the scribble mark.
This cross reference Stampin’ Blends color chart – as crude as it is – has been a lifesaver when I busy coloring in images and wonder “what would match”. I’m using it faithfully and I’m hoping you can, too.
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Thank you Lisa for generously sharing this with us It will definitely save us time
Hi Bernice! You’re most welcome. I know my chart has saved me lots of time with having to re-experiment each time I’m looking for a match. Thanks for stopping by today!
Thanks so much, Lisa. This chart will come in very handy. I have also found that the caps of these blends don’t always have the color that matches the ink. Your chart gave me the idea of doing a chart of all the colors I have, so I’ll know exactly the blend marker I want to use on a project. The chart would be similar to charts I made of each ink pad I have. Thanks again and have a great weekend.
Hi Hilda! You are most welcome. I’m so glad this was helpful. Since the caps are plastic, they represent the color the best they can but the color chart is a definite match and will make coordinating a lot faster. Thanks for coming by to watch and for your comment. Enjoy your weekend!
SU has a nice chart on their site to down load & fill in the blanks with the appropriate color, etc… I’ve used this for the past few years & find it very helpful when assisting clients with choosing colors. Makes life quite easy!
Hi Susan! I just searched the Stampin’ Up! demonstrator website for this chart to no avail. I’m intrigued, because as a seasoned demonstrator, I would have thought I’d known about this. So, thank you for letting me know. If you can provide me more detailed information on where you found the chart, that would be helpful and I can include it in this blog post for others to use. Please email me at lisa@lisasstampstudio.com. Thanks again!