CTMH eyelet colors

[RidiculouslyAddicted]

So, does anyone know which (if any) CTMH eyelet colors coordinate with SU! colors? They have sooooo many, and they're beautiful, but I don't want to buy any if they don't match my cardstock.

Also, their photo turns... Do you get 144 photo turns AND 144 brads?

[gmcbunny]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RidiculouslyAddicted

So, does anyone know which (if any) CTMH eyelet colors coordinate with SU! colors? They have sooooo many, and they're beautiful, but I don't want to buy any if they don't match my cardstock.

Also, their photo turns... Do you get 144 photo turns AND 144 brads?

I can't speak as to the matching of the eyelets

But the photo turns - the answer is there is a total of 144 pieces 72 turns and 72 brads

[danssister]

I don't know about the eyelet colors, but I have a couple packs of their patterned paper, and none of the colors match my SU cardstock. HTH

[RidiculouslyAddicted]

Thanks, guys.
The photo turns description is really quite ambiguous, if you ask me!

[Jovi]

For eyelets that coordinate (since I have these), but, I'm sure a lot more go together! ;)
Autumn Terracotta / Really Rust
Sweet Leaf / Celery
Baby Pink / Pretty in Pink
New England Ivy / Always Artichoke

Any CTMH or SU demos have a list of which colors CTMH colors coordinate with SU? :confused:

[RidiculouslyAddicted]

Thanks, Jovi!
Yeah, any CTMH demos know? Please?!

[gmcbunny]

I will ask around

Kate

[morethanastampaholic]

I am a CTMH consultant in Aloha Oregon and I use to be a Stampin up demonstrator so I have customers who use both products ( I have a friend who is a SU demonstrator also). Here is the list of color comparisons that I use with my SU customers.

Thanks
Rhonda Mikkelson
[email protected]

Comparison of CTMH colors to SU colors

Golden ember- like a gold cardstock, without the metallic
autumn terracotta-really rust
baby pink - pretty in pink
Black - black
bamboo-sahara sand
barn red-n/a
breeze-a pastel tempting turquoise
bubblegum-pixie pink
buttercup - barely banana
chocolate-chocolate chip
citrus leaf-green galore
clover meadow - green galore a little lighter
Cocoa-basic brown
colonial white- vanilla
cranberry - ruby red
crystal blue - n/a
desert sand - Kraft Brown
dutch blue - ballet blue
garden green - mellow moss
garnet-n/a
goldrush-more mustard
Grey Flannel -going gray
Grey Wool -darker grey
heavenly blue -bashful blue
holiday red - real red is darker
hollyhock - rose romance
hydrangea-like a purple crayon
indian corn blue - brocade blue
Key Lime-gable green
lilac mist - n/a
moonstruck - brilliant blue
new england ivy - handsome hunter
ocean-taken with teal
olive - old olive
orange - only orange a shade darker
orchid bouquet - slightly lighter than marvelous magenta
outdoor denim - night of navy
Pansy Purple-n/a
parchment-blush blossom
pink carnation- a little darker than regal rose
plum mist - right in the middle of pale plum and perfect plum
ponderosa pine - forest foliage
seafoam - sage shadow
smokey plum - perfect plum
spring iris -really weird shade of blue/purple
star spangled blue - another really weird shade of blue ( I don't know anything that matches it! ;-) )
sunflower - summer sun
sunkiss yellow - yo yo yellow a shade darker
sunny yellow - yo yo yellow
sweet leaf- certainly celery
taffy-blush blossom is slightly lighter
topiary-a brighter garden green
vineyard berry - baroque burgundy
watermelon - pink passion,
White - white

[gmcbunny]

cool - good information to know - Thanks

[RidiculouslyAddicted]

RHONDA:
Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have just made it sooooooo much easier for me to spend money!!!!!!!

[Palapala]

Thanks for the list!

Does this also mean that these colors in cardstock & ink match SU cardstock? Thanks!

[Jovi]

Whoo hoo ~ thanks Rhonda for posting the list and welcome to SCS ;)

[morethanastampaholic]

It means that you can use the ctmh papers with the SU ink. I would not use SU paper and CTMH paper on the same project, as they are different textures and do look different. It is close enough that you really can't tell or if the ink is lighter or darker it is still in the same shade family. I would not use SU paper and CTMH paper on the same project. SU paper and inks would work great with our base pages or Reflections kits as long as you used the comparison list to match the colors.

Hope this helps
Blessings
Rhonda

[morethanastampaholic]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jovi

Whoo hoo ~ thanks Rhonda for posting the list and welcome to SCS ;)

Thanks, I have actually been hiding in the background for a couple of years stamp lifting all of the wonderful ideas. I love being with CTMH but still hold SU "Deep in my heart". (BTW-I just spent $200 in the April Background Promotion!!!)

Rhonda

[pinkhedgehog]

Yeah, Rhonda rocks. She's one of my coolest friends and neighbors. I knew she would have the answer for all of us.

[Palapala]

Thanks Rhonda! It really is helpful.

I'm having a CTMH party in a couple of weeks and just keep looking at their colors and have no idea where to start. This way, I won't duplicate colors by getting Sweet Leaf (which I love) becaue I already have Celery (which I love LOL). Your chart will help me make the most of what I've got.

[morethanastampaholic]

CTMH Color Codes for Your Printer
Something else that is kind of cool is someone came up with being able to print in CTMH colors from your printer to make using sayings match your color scheme. You can take these and match them with the SU colors from above.

Here is how you do it.

Open your document, and choose your colors off of your toolbar, then choose CUSTOM and enter the RGB values. RGB stands for Red, Green, Blue

Spring- Harmony
Amethyst R-194 G-180 B-234
Baby Pink R-249 G-207 B-221
Heavenly Blue (R-177 G-223 B-243
Key Lime (R-198 G-227 B-171
Sunkiss Yellow (R-244 G-234 B-150
Taffy (R-255 G-199 B-174

Spring- Blossom
Breeze (R-146 G-223 B-227
Kiwi (R-224 G-225 B-135
Lilac Mist (R-172 G-191 B-233
Orchid Bouquet (R-229 G-155 B-215
Pink Carnation (R-255 G-139 B-164
Spring Iris (R-136 G-152 B-206

Summer- Carnival
Clover Meadow (R-106 G-168 B-82
Holiday Red (R-224 G-73 B-87
Hydrangea (R-125 G-97 B-186
Orange (R-255 G-122 B-66
Star Spangled Blue (R-40 G-120 B-181
Sunny Yellow (R-244 G-234 B-150

Summer- Celebration
Bubblegum (R-243 G-141 B-188
Citrus Leaf (R-184 G-223 B-82
Dutch Blue (R-90 G-151 B-206
Ocean (R-0 G-169 B-184
Topiary (R-112 G-140 B-76
Watermelon (R-230 B-101 G-166

Autumn- Harvest
Autumn Terracotta (R-199 B-113 G-64
Barn Red (R-151 G-84 B-79
New England Ivy (R-99 G-110 B-77
Outdoor Denim (R-67 G-81 B-104
Pansy Purple (R-112 G-75 B-105
Sunflower (R-255 G-192 B-90


Autumn- Garden
Garden Green (R-170 G-171 B-134
Goldrush (R-217 G-142 B-77
Hollyhock (R-212 G-104 B-126
Indian Corn Blue (R-101 G-136 B-169
Olive (R-151 G-152 B-107
Vineyard Berry (R-153 G-86 B-98

Winter- Classic
Buttercup (R-242 G-225 B-169
Cranberry (R-184 G-69 B-67
Garnet (R-139 G-87 B-88
Moonstruck (R-68 G-103 B-161
Ponderosa Pine (R-71 G-95 B-84
Smokey Plum (R-134 G-106 B-125

Winter- Cozy
Blush (R-232 G-163 B-178
Crystal Blue (R-132 G-188 B-213
Golden Ember (R-209 G-171 B-61
Plum Mist (R-173 G-141 B-156
Seafoam (R-157 G-183 B-158
Sweet Leaf (R-194 G-203 B-147

Basic- Antique
Bamboo (R-216 G-199 B-169
Black (black
Desert Sand (R-165 G-136 B-105
Grey Flannel (R-195 G-196 B-192
Grey Wool (R-143 G-148 B-152
White Daisy (white

Basic- Timeless
Brown Bag (R-192 G-137 B-103
Chocolate (R-137 G-104 B-89
Cocoa (R-117 G-104 B-87
Colonial White (R-244 G-237 B-218
Parchment (R-245 G-214 B-196
Vanilla Cream (R- 247 G-225 B-203

Have fun playing and enjoy

[scrapgirl81]

OH I CANT THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR THOSE RGB CODES!!! What an angel you are....mucho hugs!!!