How to Use Analogous Color Schemes for Card Making

Learn how to create stunning handmade cards with analogous color schemes! In this video, I'll show you how to select colors that blend beautifully, share tips for balancing your designs, and inspire your next crafting session. Perfect for card makers of all levels. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more creative ideas!
The cards feature the Frozen Edges and Snowy Wonder stamp sets from Stampin’ Up! However, keep in mind that you can use any supplies you have on hand to create your analogous color scheme.
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[@judyharmon4586]

Lynn, theses cards are beautiful! TFS the tip using the Color Coach, as well as the emboss resist! Love that little penguin, too cute! 😀

[@cathyveverka8094]

TFS these beautiful cards, use of the Color Coach, and the free tutorial! I love these colors together!! Always love watching your videos!! Shared :)

[@maryruthschwartz5662]

I love these colors together! Great cards. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@margeneeskelson4165]

Beautiful cards!! Love this technique!!

[@lysebrown9687]

Such cute cards! Thanks for showing us how you made them.

[@anaraposo522]

Absolutely adorable cards. I can’t wait to make these cards. Thank you. Oh I love it that you’re also showing how to use the color wheel.

[@margiehoward2150]

Thank you as always Lynn! These are so cute!

[@yasmindellemonache6601]

Love the color combinations! TYFS!

[@paulettecontois4033]

Thank you, so adorable!!!

[@heatherthompson5611]

These are so beautiful and cute! I love them ❤

[@mardellobermiller7025]

Love the colors you chose

[@karenrichmond640]

THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS TECHNIQUE, ABCD EXPLAINING THE WHEEK USE. LOOKS LIKE FUN. SEE YOU NE TIME

[@brendadamon3606]

Adorable cards.

[@pamreith3491]

I like the colors, thanks for sharing!!!

[@juliecurtis5568]

Super Cute!

[@nancydelany1599]

Very cute cards

[@IN33IN44]

So pretty, thank you!

[@christinehurley8236]

Lovely!

[@sherylefagan5132]

Once again, you nailed it beautiful card beautiful colors in that card I wrote those colors down. I'm gonna try to do something like that with those colors if I can find them anyway thank you so much for sharing and thank you for showing us the color wheel love the color wheel.

[@kathyWestman-cw2eh]

Beautiful, Thanks Lynn

[@dotjohnson2096]

That was a super video - what a shame to have to cover up so much of the gorgeous colored snowflakes. Who would have thought that card would have been as doable as it is without that great demo of it. The color combination was perfect!

[@suecrowley7490]

Thanks Lynn- I have a question- what is the difference between first using blending brushes with different colors and then on top of that heat embossing the snowflakes versus the emboss resist technique?

[@StamptasticDesigns]

Great question! You really end up with the same result regardless of whether you emboss or ink blend first. However, if you want a more targeted ink blend, I recommend embossing first. That way you can target the ink to specific embossed images.

[@mzp6620]

LYNN I had a question about SU cardstock. I wanted to get some of the greens and blues, and I was wondering if they are heavyweight (100 lb. or 120 lb) or if they were just like 60 lb. like the stuff in Hobby Lobby. Are they heavy enough to use as a card base? Thank you in advance.

[@LJVD58]

Yes good for bases.

[@mzp6620]

@@LJVD58 thanks

[@StamptasticDesigns]

Great question! Yes, the Stampin' Up! cardstock is heavy enough to use as a card base. Stampin' Up! cardstock is 80lb weight

[@mzp6620]

@@StamptasticDesigns good to know. Thank you so much.