The word is out!! Stampin' Up! announced that they would be doing a renovation of their color families beginning with the release on July 1 of the 2010-2011 Stampin' Up! Idea Book and Catalog. The new Color Renovation Chart is below!!!
I am so energized by these hip, fashion forward colors, including the return of some of my favorite In Colors to the regular line-up and a organizational overhaul.
Click to Download Color Renovation Chart
Click to Download Fond Farewell Retiring Colors
What is happening??
Reorganization of the current 48+ colors into 40 Stampin' Up! Core Colors in four color COLLECTIONS
(10 colors in each): Brights, Neutrals, Regals and Subtles
Introducing five new Core Colors:
Daffodil Delight (the perfect yellow), Early Espresso (deep brown and delicious), Cajun Craze (rich, rusty orange), Cherry Cobbler (relevant red), Marina Mist (not too green, not too gray shade of blue)
In Colors (old and current) return for a permanent place in the new Core Colors:
Melon Mambo, Rich Razzleberry, Pacific Point, Tangerine Tango, River Rock, Soft Suede, Riding Hood Red, Pink Pirouette, Baja Breeze, Wild Wasabi
Here is a quote from Shelli Gardner (ceo and co-founder)
I’m hoping that the announcement is met with as much enthusiasm as I feel! We announced what we’re calling a “Color Renovation,” which is an update of our color line. We’re adding a few colors, bringing back a few In Colors, and bidding farewell to some of our existing colors. While I will admit that I’ll be missing a few of the “retiring” colors, I am already in love with so many of the new ones!
We’ll still be color-coordinating our products (and offering even more color coordination than before, actually), but our colors are organized into four different collections instead of families. Every time I look at our new color line, I smile—it has such a fresh, vibrant feel!
I hope that you will be as excited as I am about this new change coming. I have studied our new lines, taken our on-line training and have sought out the ins and outs of the new product introductions, kits and the brand new color coach! Some of the changes may seem confusing but they are really very simple and I will happily answer any questions that you may have.
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