What would be the colors of ink that are closest to the original Red and Green for Christmas?

This question was asked by Deb. She will receive a package of our Sweet Treat Cups for FREE!  (pg.7 in the Holiday Mini Catalog)   Your question may be chosen for my blog and if it is, you will receive a gift of a SU product.  Just submit your question to stampatlindas@hotmail.com   

Traditionally when I joined SU 11 years ago, everyone used Glorious Green and Real Red as their Christmas colors. At the time, I did not have either one of these colors.  I had Garden Green and Rose Red so used them for my Christmas Cards.  These two colors have alot more blue in them and I really liked the results.  As you can see by the new Designer Papers by SU, traditional and nontraditional colors are now being used for Christmas.  It is fun to "think out of the box" and I love the challenge.

Deb also asked what color of blue should be used in making snowflake cards.  My preference is Night of Navy or Not Quite Navy.  Use these by either stamping the snowflake in these colors onto Whisper White, Shimmery White or Very Vanilla cardstock or stamping snowflakes directly onto Night of Navy or Not Quite Navy using our Whisper White Craft pad, Very Vanilla Craft pad or any of our new Shimmer Paints found in the new Holiday Mini.  The Shimmer paints can be found on page 27 in the mini and the other ink pads and cardstock are found in the 2009-2010 Idea Book & Catalog on pages 155 -159.

Thanks Deb for submitting your question.  Christmas will be here before you know it.  Have some fun and try new colors that appeal to you.

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[Sharon]

Linda
Thanks for answering my quetion and the fun gift I can't wait to make some thing fun with them.
Sharon

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