In Colors

We've reached the last of the five new In Colours for 2018-20, and it's the bouncing Blueberry Bushel.  This bright blue will soon become your fast favourite for boys birthday cards, or for any sky and sea scenes you do.  In fact it's a brilliant primary colour blue that will go with so many colour combinations.  It's darker than Pacific Point but lighter than Night of Navy, but works perfectly with both shades. The last of our In Colour accessories is one you've seen in every photo already - the ribbon!  Did you think I had forgotten about it? We've [...]

We're nearly at the end of our In Colour tour, but today's colour will certainly knock your socks off!  Call me Clover is a really versatile green.  Whether you use it for leaves and florals, or for Christmas, or even sea scenes, this green will fit any scenario perfectly.  It just looks fresh and new, and will bring a zing to your cards and 3D projects. Today's featured accessory is the mini binder clips.  These are super-cute, and would look fab on a card or scrap-book page, but would also work on 3D projects, home decor projects, and they'll [...]

Today we have the third of our new In Colours, the dazzling Pineapple Punch.  This yellow is so bright you may need sunglasses just to handle it!  It's such a sunshiny luscious yellow that I'm sure it will go well on so many different cards and in many colour combinations.  Right now it's my go-to yellow for accents like stars, candle flames, sun beams, and much more.  Paired with gold gives a truly opulent look, but it works well with blacks and greys for a masculine card. As before you can see the card with the ink, cardstock and [...]

Next on our list of In Colours is the gorgeous Grapefruit Grove.  This juicy orange shade is paler than the popular Pumpkin Pie, making it perfect for a wide range of projects.  I can picture this on a new baby card where the gender is as yet unknown, or on a range of birthday or get well cards.  I can also envisage it paired with soft greens for lovely floral cards, suitable for a wide selection of occasions. As I mentioned in the last post, each In Colour card uses coordinating ink, cardstock, and designer series paper, but there [...]