Hello! You asked for it, you got it! I created a pdf color chart ALL my viewers/readers that can use to organize both your ink pads and cardstock colors, just print and stamp (or adhere paper scraps). I show you two ways to stamp your chart, plus tips for what order to stamp them in and how to fix if you mess up a square! ( Don't start over! I did fix the ocean mist after filming!) This is a great way to see all the beautiful colors in Gina's line, and how the inks lighten just a bit upon drying. You will reference this again and again when purchasing, creating a project, choosing a color palette, or finding a coordinating marker. Thanks for watching today and enjoy the free pdf!
Click this link for the free pdf so you can print!
Supplies:
Color chart pdf
Gina K. ink pads
stamp that fits in the boxes (butterflies are from Triple Play Frame)
white cardstock
printer
GIVEAWAY!!!! I'll send out a COMPLETED stamped color chart along with one of my handmade cards to the winner! Go to Youtube and "Like" this video and comment for your chance to win! Please tell me in your comment below if you prefer A, the stamped off chart with three smaller images, or B, the full strength chart with the larger stamp image. Drawn randomly from all comments and announced in an upcoming video. Thanks for playing!
Winner of the cardstock video is announced during video so be sure to watch the whole thing to see who won! :)
i love your videos which are so informational and versatile. I LOVE your cards and look forward to your videos.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this giveaway. I prefer B , the full strength chard with the larger stamp image.
Great video and I love seeing all the colors stamped out like that! I'm excited to get the new colors in the future! Thanks for sharing and Good Luck to all that comment and congrats to your winner! :) <3
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Can't wait to stamp all my colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for thinking of a way to organize my inks. The only thing that is as much fun as making cards is organizing the materials we use to make them. I think I prefer B.
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful colors. This is really a very useful tool to see all the colors that are available. I prefer B. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat .pdf chart. I think the stamped off chart would be the most useful. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI really like your idea. I prefer the chart A. Didn't realize how much the colors change with the second and third stamping.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the print out.
Great video, Melanie. I actually see the value of having both A and B depending on the project that I would be doing. Thank you,for the,pdf file. I certainly will be using that file.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I prefer A.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the PDF. This is very kind of you. I prefer the B chart
ReplyDeleteKathleen
Appreciate the color chart! I'd prefer the full strength chart (B)
ReplyDeleteAs always, Melanie, this is a terrific video! Informative and fun at the same time! I like both color charts, but I think I'd rather have A; if I'm going to do one myself, I'll probably take the lazy way out and do B. 😀
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for designing the color chart. While beggars can't be choosers, I would pick the solid colored images. I absolutely love your stamps and your videos. Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteLove the pdf and would like A stamped off version.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing a great tip for everyone Melanie.
ReplyDeleteI would like to wind Chart A because it is easy to see the different shades of each color and I like using the stamp off method for many of my creations.
Good Luck to everyone!
Thanks so much for the chart. I now want to get the rest of the colors so my chart will be totally filled in!! I like the B format the best.
ReplyDeleteOh Melanie, I love your videos. You have so much to teach us. Thank you! I must get that charcoal brown--you're right it is elegant. I love the A chart---what a difference in the generational colors and your great suggestion of how to begin your collection of ink pads.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for doing this pdf file, I have thought about making one for a long time but I'm just that lazy! I think the idea of the triple generation stamping is very helpful, so I chose that as my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your videos. Thanks for the pdf. My choice would be A.
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ReplyDeleteI like the stamped off (A). I like the different color shades. Great video. Thanks.
Thank you so much for the chart and congratulations to your previous winner! Although I will do both A & B for my own stamp room, I really like the stamping off - A - because then you may be able to use a different cardstock or design papers to match based on the darker or lighter color of ink.
ReplyDeleteHi Melonie! Is there any chance you could put out a pdf of the colored inks? I would like a complete list so I know what I need to buy to complete my collection. Kindest regards, Jane Crisci
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