Before I continue, let me be sure to say that I am in no way affiliated with Stampin' Up. Every thing in this post is for my personal use that I also choose to share with you. Please read the footnotes on the chart for further disclaimers.
Click on the photo above or the link on my sidebar to download a complete list of all current and retired Stampin' Up colors with my choice for the matching Copic markers.
NOTE: Besides the new additions, I changed my Copic choices for two colors from previous years. It's not that the old choices were bad, but sometimes when new colors come out, they change my perspective on other colors. These colors are Sahara Sand and Calypso Coral.
I was asked recently if the charts were necessary. Personally, I like quick and easy charts. Let's say I pull out some Granny Apple Green cardstock and a leaf to color - I can glance at my Copic Color Match charts and reach right for Copic Marker YG03 and I'm ready to go!! I do admire an artist who can simply visual a color and grab the right one - but that's not me. I go to my reference.
Dear Kim, I just wanted to say THANK YOU!! I am so grateful that you go to the trouble of coming up with this chart and then publish it for others! Thank you so much! I have used your charts now for several years and have been checking back to see if you were going to update it for the new colors! Again,
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Julie Morgan
Thank you very much. It is so kind and generous of you to share! I appreciate your efforts.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing.....I will print it out and start filling it in today! I am starting to use my Copics more and more but all of my supplies are mostly SU so this is going to be a huge help! Thank you my friend!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Kim... much appreciated!!
ReplyDeleteWow...what a great work you've done. Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for publishing the cross reference. Love love love.
ReplyDeleteJust found this, thank you SO much for creating this chart! Like you I like being able to pull out a handy chart to reference!
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