Stampin' Blends Markers Colour Chart - 2024-2025 Update

Hello and welcome! Today I'm sharing my 2024 Stampin' Blends™ alcohol marker colour chart update. The colour chart shows all currently available and retired Stampin' Blends markers as of the 2024-2025 Annual Catalogue release in May 2024. This includes five new 2024-2026 In Colors.

Stampin' Blends include light and dark shades of the Stampin' Up! colour. The chart makes it easy to see the full colour spectrum and choose shades to blend together. Take a look at my coloured in chart.

Stampin' Blends Colour Chart 2023-24 Update

Hello and welcome! A new catalogue means new In Colors, and this year's colour refresh means LOTS more new colours AND new Stampin' Blends alcohol markers. Hooray!

Stampin' Blends give us double the colour fun because we get a light and dark shade in each colour. I love seeing all the new marker shades together.

My Colour Chart makes it easy to find shades to blend together and keep a record of which colours you have and need. And it's so pretty coloured in. Take a look!

2023-24 New Annual Catalogue & New Colours

Say hello to the new Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue that will take us through May 2023 to April 2024.

Inside you'll find new suites, stamps, paper, punches, dies and so much more, all with the coordination we know and love. You'll love our newly refreshed colour palette too.

There will be much to share in the coming weeks, but to get you started today, here are some useful shopping and catalogue document download links and a look at our new colour collections.

New In Colors and Stampin' Blends Colour Chart Download

Hello & welcome! Today I'm excited to share our new In Color release for 2022 and a Colour Chart update for our Stampin' Blends alcohol markers.

New colour releases are probably the most anticipated element of a new catalogue launch. The 2022-23 Annual Catalogue includes 5 new In Colors - Sweet Sorbet, Parakeet Party, Tahitian Tide, Orchid Oasis, and Starry Sky- and they'll stay in our collection until 2024. They're a bold & happy combination that look great together and will work well with our current colour collections. Take a closer look.

New Stampin' Blends Colours and Colour Chart download

One of my favourite things about a new catalogue is new colours and the prospect of new Stampin' Blends alcohol markers.

I'm so happy the 2021-22 Annual Catalogue includes 5 new colours - Fresh Freesia, Polished Pink, Evening Evergreen, Soft Succulent, and Pale Papaya. 

That gives us 10 new Stampin' Blends markers - 5 colours with a light and dark shade for each colour.

I've updated my Stampin' Blends colour chart to include the new colour markers and also re-align the retiring colours. Can you believe this is version 7.

If you haven't used my colour chart before, it makes it easy to find shades to blend together and keep a record of what colours you have. Plus it's just so pretty coloured in. *smile*

New Stampin Blends Markers and Colour Chart

The only thing better than a new Stampin' Up! catalogue is new Stampin' Blends alcohol marker colours and I'm so happy that Stampin' Up! have added 5 new colours to the Blends range. All in the usual light and dark shades.

4 colours are brand new In Colors for 2020-2022. These are Cinnamon Cider, Just Jade, Magenta Madness and Misty Moonlight. The last new Blends colour is Melon Mambo from the Brights collection - a welcome addition since the retirement of Lovely Lipstick.

You'll see all available Stampin' Blends marker colours on pages 142-143 of the printed Annual Catalogue or pdf, or here in my Online Store.

New Stampin' Blends colours & chart - start colouring

So excited to see 6 more colours join our Stampin' Blends alcohol marker collection in the new 2019-20 Annual Catalogue. This means 36 of our current 51 colours are now available in Stampin' Blends. Hooray!

Hinged sampler for your Stampin' Blends markers

Just popping in quickly to share another fun & useful way to use my Stampin' Blends colour chart shared in this post. The chart has been really popular and I'm so happy you're finding it useful.

New Stampin Blends colours & chart update

Great news! Our new Occasions Catalogue release adds 2 more new Stampin' Blends colours to our range. This means you now have a total of 30 Stampin' Up! colours or 60 marker shades to create beautiful coloured images.

To help you keep track of all the available shades and how the colours look together, I've revamped my Stampin' Blends Colour Chart pdf documents.

More Stampin' Blends colours coming - updated chart pdf

Colour & Stampin' Blends lovers rejoice!

The 2018 Christmas-Holiday Catalogue arrives on September 5th, bringing with it tons of gorgeous new Christmas and all occasions goodies AND 6 more Stampin' Up! colours to the Stampin' Blends marker range, in both light & dark markers. These colours are:

Stampin' Blends markers are coming - colour me happy!

Have you heard the exciting news yet? Our new Stampin' Blends™ range of alcohol markers will be available for everyone to order on November 1st - just 10 days away. Yippee! I'm so excited.

Demonstrators were able to order Blends earlier this month (yes we're spoiled), so of course I had to get them all. So pretty! I've been having so much fun playing over the past week to get to know them better & am really loving creating with them. I think you'll love them too.

The Colours

There are 12 Stampin' Up!® exclusive colours in the range so far, each with a light and dark marker. To my eye, the dark marker is usually 'the' SU colour & the light marker is a lighter blendable shade. 
Each colour will be available as a single marker or in a two marker combo pack. Two additional single marker colours will be available (ivory & bronze) plus a clear Color Lifter.
You can also buy the lot together! (Happy Christmas anyone?)

I've made this quick sampler to show all the colours. As well as being good colouring practice, my colour loving self just wants to look at how pretty they are.This was a first attempt so don't look too closely at my blending. Huge thanks to fellow demonstrator Shannon Jaramillo for sharing this fabulous idea.