Along with birds arriving, snow melting, and trees budding--there are plenty of signs the new 2023-2024 Stampin' Up! annual catalogue is approaching along with spring :-D
You may have heard about a colour refresh and what you heard is true--on March 29th, SU revealed what regular line colours will be discontinued and which will be added. It's explained in the video below, but here's a handy list as well:
2021-2023 In-Colour Fresh Fresia will join the Subtles line while previous In-Colours from recent years will also return--but that's another blog post!
For now, shop with me online and snag your favourite departing colours in paper, ink, re-inkers, and markers before they're gone!
A colour refresh can be a stressful time for stampers, but this one isn't as drastic as the previous one, although I'm still carrying a torch for Marina Mist! I'm surprised So Saffron is leaving because it's one of my favourite yellows--just yellow enough and is a total workhorse in my cardmaking. Sahara Sand I understand--it's just a touch greyer than Crumbcake.
Is the video too fast for you? Did you know you can change the playback speed of YouTube videos? Depending on your device, playback settings can usually be found under the gear icon or three dot menu.
Stay tuned for more new catalogue fun!
You may have heard about a colour refresh and what you heard is true--on March 29th, SU revealed what regular line colours will be discontinued and which will be added. It's explained in the video below, but here's a handy list as well:
- Bermuda Bay
- Blushing Bride
- Mango Melody
- Merry Merlot
- Mint Macaron
- Pacific Point
- Pear Pizzazz
- Rich Razzleberry
- Sahara Sand
- So Saffron
- Soft Suede
2021-2023 In-Colour Fresh Fresia will join the Subtles line while previous In-Colours from recent years will also return--but that's another blog post!
For now, shop with me online and snag your favourite departing colours in paper, ink, re-inkers, and markers before they're gone!
A colour refresh can be a stressful time for stampers, but this one isn't as drastic as the previous one, although I'm still carrying a torch for Marina Mist! I'm surprised So Saffron is leaving because it's one of my favourite yellows--just yellow enough and is a total workhorse in my cardmaking. Sahara Sand I understand--it's just a touch greyer than Crumbcake.
Is the video too fast for you? Did you know you can change the playback speed of YouTube videos? Depending on your device, playback settings can usually be found under the gear icon or three dot menu.
Stay tuned for more new catalogue fun!
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