Celebrating 2025-2027 In Colors With Samples

2025-2027 Stampin' Up In Colors· Hand Stamped Cards· Sales & Specials

5 Aug

On sale the month of August 2025-2027 In Color Products

Stampin’ Up!’s In Color Products are 15% off the month on August, starting now. This is the perfect time to add these colors to your collection. AND…if your state is offering the Sales Tax Holiday, you may be able to get them at a deeper discount. I want to share some great card samples done by my TEAM during my last TEAM Challenge

Celebrating the New 2025-2027 In Colors with a watercolor wash.

Check out the beautiful showcase on 2025-2027 In Colors with this Watercolor Wash Technique. Sue Floyd of Akron, Ohio created this stunning card with the Water Wash Technique in Timid Tiger, Darling Tucking and Strawberry Slush. Then she simply stamp the flower and verse from the Gallery Blooms Stamp Set.

Stampin' Up!'s Darling Duckling is perfect color for a monochromatic card.

Charlotte Miller of Wooster, Ohio created this monochromatic card, using the same set as Sue, the Gallery Blooms. She chose to do the her card in the 2025-2027 In Color, Darling Duckling, and use the Stampin’ Blends to color in the flower. Same great stamp set but totally different looks.

Exclusive card tutorial using the Sunflower 3D Embossing Folder. Featuring techniques — Sunflower 3D Embossing Folder

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