Stamps, Ink, & Paper Using the Color Wheel | Papercrafting Playdate 120
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Join me for some simple stamping (just stamps, ink, & cardstock) and playing with Stampin' Up!'s new color wheel! All supplies used are listed below along with links to find the free pdf.
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-------- Supplies --------
• Friends For Life Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [163359] $25.00 -- bit.ly/4dVksfB
• Sketched Butterflies Cling Stamp Set (English) [163490] $26.00 -- bit.ly/3KfAcfP
• Flowers Of Beauty Photopolymer Stamp Set [163374] $24.00 -- bit.ly/4bylnB3
• Layers Of Beauty Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [163514] $20.00 -- bit.ly/4dRtzOv
• Adhesive Backed Sparkle Gems [161288] $8.50 -- bit.ly/4bzVlO2
• Friends For Life Dies (English) [163364] $34.00 -- bit.ly/4bwPUPQ
• Blending Brushes [153611] $15.00 -- bit.ly/3wGawkg
• Dashing Designs 3 D Embossing Folder [163483] $10.00 -- bit.ly/3V29ihN
Hi Robin, I watched the replay. You do such an awesome job in teaching others how to use any kind of tools. I really got a lot of information from you when I watched you go through the new catalog and now the how to use the new color wheel. It has been very help for me. Thank you for helping understand it more. Keep up the great work!
I really appreciate your encouragement, Susan! Thank you so much for taking the time to tell me. Happy creating!😊😊😊
Hello from Chicago USA...getting late tonight...replay...I had a great day with my sweet great niece!
We are practically neighbors - I'm in Springfield!
Just watched the replay and I want to thank you for making this color so much more valuable as a tool. Very clear explanation.
Thank you, Diane! I'm thrilled this info is helpful to you - it is a great resource to have right inside the catalog!😊
Robin...love to watch you. You are such a sweet easy going lady with good ideas! Kudos!
Thank you so much, Pat! I wonder if my husband would also call me a "sweet easy going lady"?🤣 I'll ask him.
This has GOT to be 1:09:28 the MOST educational, fun, creative card video I have TRULY ever watched! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and experimentation 🎉👏🏻🎊❣️
Oh, thank you!!! You've made my day with your sweet comment. I'm glad you enjoyed and learned a couple things too.😊
Robin, thank you for this marvelous, in depth color tutorial! What a tremendous asset. You have done a service to me and many others, I'm sure!
I'm so happy you enjoyed this color lesson - I learned a lot too! Thank you, Lori!😁
Watching replay from Kentucky
Hello and welcome!😊😊😊
A great tutorial. Thank you. I will watch the replay again. The colors are interesting. I have learned a lot. Thank you again.🥰🥰
Thank you very much! I'm so happy you learned some things!😊
Watching the replay from California. Equilateral triangle!
Thank you! Glad you have you join me and help the old brain!😂
Such helpful information on the color wheel. Very creative and unusual color combinations. I also appreciate how you created different style/technique cards to illustrate each concept. I learned a lot more than I expected! 💜🌺💚💛🙂. Thank you!
Hi Roxanne! So happy to hear that you gleaned some useful info about color and simple stamping techniques! Happy creating!😃
Watching replay, very informative about all our colours. Tvs ❤
Thank you so much, Gwen! 😁
Love it Robin! You always go above and beyond! You have have really helped me understand this color theory! Thank You!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Yay, Carol! I'm so thrilled to be able to add some info to your knowledge of colors!😁
I have known color theory for years but never understood how to actually do something with it. In using any color palette, even monochromatic and analogous schemes that are close to each other, you have to have a main color used in greater amounts in order to make a design work. You have beautifully and realistically shown that in your cards!
Yay! I'm so thrilled that you saw color theory in action with these card projects - thank you for your feedback!😁😁😁
This was an amazing refresher on color wheels and how to use them! Thank you for taking the time to make us all smarter on how to choose new color combinations. (Love the triangle idea for use in our catalog!). Simple techniques, with great colors made amazing cards…thank you for sharing!
I'm so happy that this information was valuable for you! It is a really great resource to have right inside our catalogs!😁
Excellent video! You have a wonderful sense of colors! Thanks for sharing tips about adapting the color wheel in the catalog. You are such an excellent teacher!
Thank you, Barbara! I had so much fun figuring out the basics of the color wheel and now I want to learn more! Happy color creating!
For a while I have been wanting to use unexpected colors , as I call them. This teaching will really help me do that. Thank you robin
Yay! I'm so happy you are exploring unexpected color combos!😁
Hi Robin - watching from Rochester MN. I watch you when I get a chance and love your many ideas.
Thank you, Barbara!😁
Robyn, I have watched so many of your videos over the past two years and I absolutely love everything you do. So many of your videos have such an element of teaching to them, such as this color wheel video and your focal point cluster videos. As an educator, math is my thing, I truly believe you should be in the classroom, teaching art, design, and even yearbook. You have such an ability to teach in such a calm, clear manner that I know children anywhere would benefit from you. Thanks for all you share!
Hello Angie and thank you so much for your feedback and encouragement. I have an elementary teaching degree which I have used in all kinds of ways but never as a regular classroom teacher. Most recently I was the director of an afterschool dyslexia tutoring program where I trained adults to become tutors for the children we served. So rewarding. I am still tutoring one-on-one, and so blessed at all the opportunities I've had to be an educator like YOU! 😊
Watching replay from Minnesota.
Alwayas learn from you.
Thank you, Joyce!😁
Love the two roses/big flowers! I was on a quilting cruise years ago with Doreen Speckman and we were choosing from the farics that we had bought from home with no clue what the project would be, but we had been told pale, medium and dark. A woman that was working at my table asked Doreen what fabrics she should use. She showed her something like 10 gorgeous (and expensive) fabrics all in t he same print but in different jewel tones, in other words all dark. The first thing Doreen asked was who picked the fabric out. This woman said it was the quilt store lady. She had absolutely NO confidence in herself and her color sense. Even so, she had on clothing that matched well. Unless someone else was dressing her, she had enough color sense to have he clothing coordinating. She needed some color theory, especially since I had gotten my fabric at a 5 and 10 in town with a very small selection of quilting fabrtic. I could barely afford the cruise, much less to buy expencive fabrics for it. Color wheels can help you out, but you have to have the confidence to trust your instincts in the end. If I ever got feeling good enough, I would love to write a quilting book one colors in quilts. There will not be a single color wheel in the book as color wheels completely leave out neutrals, browns, etc. Sorry I talk too much. I do like the cards made with three layers. I had no clue what you were talking about it and had to see you put them together.
Hi Gail and thank you for your color experience story. My mom is a quilter and we have some good discussions about colors and patterns. 😁
I learned how the different colors work together. Thank you for sharing!!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed the color theory info! Thank you!!😊
yep!! another excellent informative video - you're the best!! - HUGS from NC
Thank you, Karla!😊😊😊
Thank you, Robin very informative! And your cards are beautiful!
Thank you very much!
This has been so helpful Robin & loved learning all the techniques you demonstrated ❤
I'm very happy you enjoyed the simple color projects!😁
Love your color wheel teaching. Great way to get a reminder of these deep buried knowledge from school time (guess I am just old, LOL). Your cards are a blast, as always, Robin ❤
Right??? We are OLD-ish. 😅😅😅😅
Incredibly helpful! Had many color wheels and never really knew how to use them. Thank you!
Thank you very much! 😊
Watching replay, been doing yard work. From Kansas
Hi Becky! Hope you got it all done for awhile - it's neverending!😁
Your videos are ALWAYS so informative! I just watched the replay of the walk through the catalog which made it more understandable.....I was so not impressed when I first saw it.....and then watched the wheel vid. they did not teach color theory in Louisiana in the 40's and certainly not in nursing school, so new territory for me. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
I'm thrilled that you gleaned some new information to help you in card making ! Yay! I appreciate your comment, Anne!😁
Watched the replay. Thanks for going over the use of the color wheel. I get the mono & complimentary. The rest I needed to actually see and hear it explained, even tho I read and reread the samples. I will refer back to this video!! Thank you for sharing!
I'm so happy the information was useful. Once I started studying it I was surprised how much more it made sense.😁
Loved the color theory, now it will easier to choose card stock and color choices.🥰
Agreed. I really enjoyed researching this and applying it to our beloved SU! colors. Thank you!😊
Watching the replay from Illinois. You did a great tutorial. I liked how you had ideas for us to make "windows" or "pointers" for our catalog color wheel. Still hoping SU decides to sell the color wheel again. Thanks for an excellent video.
Hi Christine and thank you! I'm so glad you found this content valuable! SU! has promised to produce the color wheel by the end of the year - yay! Where do you live in IL?😁
Thanks Robin, I learned something today.
So happy to hear this!😁
Thank you for explaining so clearly how this all works
I'm glad this info is helpful to you, thank you Christine!
Glad that you like my card, Robin. Yes, I‘ve found this fold technique on Sue‘s channel. She named it puzzle slider card. really easy to make 😊😇
Love, love, LOVE your card and especially your hand written note inside. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
@@reallyrobinstamps oh, thank you 😊☺️😊 I love sending cards out, especially if I know that someone really appreciate it 😇
This was a very helpful tutorial! Thank you Robin!
Thank you, Suzanne!😁
Thank you for sharing this terrific color theory lesson. I am going to try to use the color wheel to help find inspiration for some colors I don’t use often.
Me too! I struggle to use a few of the colors (have my favorites) and I think the color wheel resource will help me push past my insecurities with some of the colors. I'm so glad this info will help you too, thank you for letting me know!😊
Fascinating! I learned so much. I can't wait to try these techniques. Thank You!
Yay! That's what I want to hear - thank you for letting me know this info was helpful to you. 😊
Love this color lesson!! Thank you! I am going to have to play with color now
Yay! Yes, go play with your colors and try out some combos out of your comfort zone. Thank you so much for your sweet comment!😁
Watching the replay from Wisconsin.
Watching the replay from Florida. Some very valuable information about the color wheel for us card makers-thank you!
Thank you for watching! 😁
Just now got to watch the video....my Internet was not cooperating on Friday, so I didn't get to watch u live 😞 Anyway...I absolutely LOVE the first butterfly card u made and will definitely be trying that technique this week!!
Yay! I'm glad you love the butterfly card and hope you DO give it a try! I'd love to know what color combos you discover on the color wheel!
Great job teaching color theory!
Thank you very much, Donna! 😊
A wonderful tutorial. Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot.
Hi Mary and thank you! I'm glad this info is valuable to you - I know I learned a lot!😁
Excellent tutorial. You put a lot of work into it. Thank you for the information.
Thank you, Patsy! I'm so glad you found this helpful. 😁
Watching replay!! Thanks again for your great ideas! Love how the colors all go so well together❤️
Thank you very much Debbie! 😁
Watching replay from UK. Thank you Robin
Hello - so happy you are here!😁
The cards are awesome!❤
Thank you very much!😁😁😁
Watched replay. You could also stamp off your get different shades of one color which I’m sure you know 😀. Nice techniques ~ TFS!
Oops stamp off your ink lol
Absolutely! I love stamping off the color - now I know the terminology has to do with the value or saturation of the the color! Love learning new things!😁
Hello from Québec Canada
Hi Diane!😊
Hello from Holland. Watching the replay
Hello and welcome!😁
Shout I just miss the live just love your stuff
Thank you very much!😁
Watching replay. Love pink and turquoise and black. But I also like purple and pink and deeper pinks or purples with the other two. White with pink and red and orange
Hi Terrie! Glad you like the projects my friend!😁
Robin, I love your work, but I have to use my Misti stamp positioner.
I even use it with the red rubber stamps.
My hands are too shaky to hold those blocks!
Besides, I can touch things up if needed and create multiple sets easier.
Sorry about the construction chaos! I was actually forced out of my home when our one bathroom was remodeled. I dpent 3 weeks at Mom's.
We had a giant Magnolia tree 🌳 destroy our main water pipe! But now we have a lovely space, and I really appreciate it! If it weren't for the tree, I would still have the old fixtures!
Hi Karen! Stamp positioners are the best! I'm glad that helps you created. Yes, the new bathroom will be worth the chaos at some point...once I forget about the hassle.🤣
Hi from taree Australia
Hello and welcome!😁
Hello from Indiana - watching the replay! I always love watching your videos - learn so much! Were you a school teacher?
Hi Mary! Thank you for watching and letting me know you have gathered some new info to use in your cardmaking. Yes, I am trained as a teacher but have done different kinds of teaching through the years. ☺️
Thank you so much for this color tutorial! It was so helpful and inspiring! ( I didn't really understand how to read the chart..)
Hello friend! I would love to take even a deeper dive into the color wheel with you! I think there is more to learn!😁
@@reallyrobinstampsI would love that!
robin, can you 'copy' the white portion of the wheel, we can simply print it on CS and make our own wheel using the catalog page. appreciate all you do !
Hello from SD. This was very helpful, thank you! Love your cards. What is the measurement of the triangle?
Thank you, Jamie! I'm so glad you liked this content. My triangle is 4" on each side. 😊
Hi Robin from Rita Hampden Maine
Hi Rita - so happy you joined me on the color theory journey!😊
I was wondering if you could tell me how you made your punch holders on the wall? I could use a couple..lol
2' x 4" plywood covered in fabric. the bars are from IKEA. It is heavy but does a good job holding the punches.
Equilateral triangle
So happy to have help with my bad memory!😁
I am new to stamping and I find that when I try to stamp, I never get a good clear stamp. I hear about that You should prepare your polymer stamps first before you start. Is that true? Do you prepare your new stamps before you use them and if so, how?
Hello! I should have addressed this. Honestly, the easiest way is to roughly rub the photopolymer on your skin (like your arm). I also have just rubbed onto my scratch paper until the shine comes off the image.
@@reallyrobinstamps ooooh! that was helpful!! Thanks
Where can I get the pDF for the triple layering?
Use the link under the video which takes you directly to the post on my website where the pdf lives.
Equilateral
Yes!! Thank you!
Equilateral triangle