Stampin’ Up! Colors
Color History and 2023 Color Refresh
Card Stock
I usually use 8 1/2″ x 11″ and it’s stored in wooden file drawers on wheels. I store it alphabetically. The file tabs have the color name printed on clear labels stuck on pieces of that color card stock. I’ve been trying to design cards to make the best use of the paper for fewer scraps and try to use the scraps whenever I can.
Card Stock Sampler: Any punch or die will do. Punch each color you own and apply the label. Punch a small hole at the same location on each piece. Keep them on a key ring and hang nearby. If you want to match a color or see what colors look great together, just reach for your sampler. You could also use these labels for your card stock storage. I am using the bottom inch to label my Ink Pad Storage by Stampin’ Up!
Order a Card Stock Sampler here.
Be sure to download the files and then print them for a better fit.
Designer Series Paper Sampler
Print the DSP Sampler files on white card stock and then cut them up. Cut samples of your Designer Series Paper and add a key ring. Print the DSP Labels for your tabs if you store your DSP in folders.
Stampin’ Spots Labels
22-23 Stampin’ Spots Labels in English, French, & German Print 2 copies. I print on card stock. Adhere one to the top and one to the bottom.
22-23 Stampin Spots Storage This is an experiment. You can stack Stampin’ Spots, but I like having the organized as if on a palette. I printed the storage cards and taped them to cardboard. I added a layer of Window Sheet. Then I put Velcro dots under the Stampin’ Spots and on the storage card. If you try them too, please let me know what you think.
21-22 Stampin’ Spots Labels in English, French, or German
20-21 Stampin’ Spots Labels in English, French, and German for all 50 colors plus blanks to make your own for retired colors. Suggestion: Print two so you can put one label on the bottom and one on the top.
19-20 Stampin Spots Labels in English, French, and German
New! Stampin’ Blends Labels
22-23 Stampin’ Blends Labels Print. “Laminate” with packing tape, if desired. Punch with 3/8″ circle punch (not a Stampin’ Up! product). Adhere to both ends of each Stampin’ Blend marker with a Mini Glue Dot.
Color Charts
2023 Color Refresh showing the new colors, the retiring colors, and the colors that returned or change color families.
22-23 Colors in Spectrum/Rainbow Order
22-23 Colors in Family then Spectrum
22-23 Colors in Family then Alphabetical
22-23 Colors with Stampin’ Blends DSP Ribbon and Accents
21-22 Color Spectrum, 21-22 Colors in Color Family then Spectrum, 21-22 Colors in Alphabetical Order, 21-22 Colors in Color Family then Alphabetical Order
20-21 Stampin Up Colors with Blends Ribbon and Embellishments
21-22 Color Chart from Stampin’ Up! to keep track of your stamp pads and card stock
All Color Families Tracker for Paper, Pad, and Marker for 2020
2019-2020 Paper, Pad, and Marker Tracker (all color families) from Stampin Up
Brights Family Paper, Pad, and Marker Tracker for 2018
Neutrals Family Paper, Pad, and Marker Tracker for 2018
Regals Family Paper, Pad, and Marker Tracker for 2018
Subtles Family Paper, Pad, and Marker Tracker for 2018
In Color Families Paper, Pad, and Marker Tracker for 2018
17-18 Color Chart with all Core and In Colors
16-17 Color Chart with all Core and In Colors
15-16 Color Families one page
14-15 Color Families
15-16 Color Families with all coordinating products in table
14-15 Color Families with all coordinating products in table
Color Coach
Color Coach from Stampin’ Up! for Core Colors and In Colors for the 22-23 annual catalog. Print on Basic White Card Stock.
Color Coach from Stampin’ Up! for Core colors and 20-22 & 21-23 In Colors
Color Coach from Stampin’ Up! for Core Colors and In Colors Print on Basic White Card Stock.
Colors Hex Codes from Stampin’ Up!
Color Coach Suggested Color Combinations from Stampin’ Up! 2020-2021
Color Coach for 40 Core Colors
Color Coach for In Colors
Blank Color Coach for creating your own favorite color combinations
Sponge Daubers
I keep my Sponge Daubers organized in this box. Then just print out the file and fold it at the top line of the color box. Cut around the color box through both layers. Adhere the layers together and adhere to the top of the box. The top right dauber will match the top right color, Real Red.
Be sure to store your daubers with the sponge side down so they don’t color your chart.
22-23 Sponge Dauber Box insert Print on card stock. Fold. Adhere to the inside lid of a sponge dauber box. There are 40 sections to fit the sponge daubers, so no room for the In Colors. I use a dauber for a similar color and daub off as much extra ink as I can.
21-22 Sponge Dauber Box
20-21 Sponge Dauber Box Insert
19-20 Sponge Dauber Box – Corrected 6-28-19 (How did I not notice the colors were a couple of years old????
2018-2019 Sponge Dauber Box Insert
16-17 Sponge Dauber Box Insert
Blank Dauber Box Insert to customize your own colors.
Dauber Box with In Colors and Recently Retired Colors with RGB Codes
Dauber Box with Older Retired Colors with RGB Codes
(See the video on AutoCorrect and RGB Codes below for further explanation.)
The Dauber Box charts can also be used to compare the older colors. Be mindful though… the colors may not be true. Computers vary in the way they show colors and printers often print differently than what the computer shows.
22-23 Color Wheel
21-22 Color Wheel
20-21 Color Wheel
Custom Color Chart:
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