Your updated Color Match Guide + a brand new crafting tool


Good morning Reader

Last week I shared my new Color Match Guide, and the response has been amazing.

I've already updated it with a few new helpful features and improvements, so be sure to download the newest version here.

Today, I'm excited to share a companion tool that makes putting those color-matching ideas into practice even easier...

✨ The Colorful Embellishments Printable Color Swatch Ring ✨

If you've ever found yourself asking:

• Which colors work best with this journal kit?
• What should I pair with this floral paper?
• Which embellishment color should I print next?
• How can I make all the pieces in my project feel coordinated?

This was created for you.

The Color Swatch Ring includes printable swatch cards for all 88 Colorful Embellishments colors.

Print them, cut them out, punch a hole where indicated, and add them to a loose-leaf ring.

Then keep them right on your craft desk.

Instead of guessing, you can flip through your colors, compare combinations side-by-side, and build beautiful custom color palettes in seconds.

Instead of imagining how colors might work together, you can actually see the combinations right in front of you.

You can pull out a few cards and instantly see:

✓ Which colors blend beautifully together
✓ Which colors create eye-catching contrast
✓ Which colors match a journal kit, scrapbook page, or card project
✓ Which colors feel too similar
✓ Which colors create the exact mood you're trying to achieve

And because every swatch card includes a QR code, you can quickly jump straight to that color's collection page whenever you find a favorite.

The Color Match Guide helps you build a color palette that complements your project.

The Color Swatch Ring lets you compare colors side-by-side, experiment with combinations, and fine-tune your palette until it's just right.

Together they make choosing colors so much easier.

🎁 Grab your FREE Printable Color Swatch Ring Set here​
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I hope these two resources help you create even more beautiful projects.

Happy crafting!
Lindsay
www.The-Scrap-Room.com
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P.S. If you downloaded the Color Match Guide previously, ​be sure to grab the updated version above.

The Scrap Room

The Scrap Room is a cozy creative corner for crafters who love making things with their hands. Here you’ll find fun craft tutorials, printable designs for junk journals and paper crafts, and plenty of inspiration for your next creative project. Each week I share new ideas, printable freebies, and creative inspiration to help you enjoy more time crafting. Subscribe today!

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