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The new 2026–2028 In Colors continue to bring a lovely balance of softness and freshness to the Stampin’ Up! colour collection. So far, we’ve looked at Crisp Cantaloupe and Peaceful Pine—today, let’s dive into the cool and dreamy tones of HYDRANGEA HUE.
Creating cards and projects for the men in our lives can sometimes feel a little tricky — which is exactly why I’m excited to be joining the Creativity Abounds Design Team this month as we share our Masculine Projects Tutorial Bundle!
This season’s new In Colors are filled with soft, nature-inspired tones that feel both fresh and timeless. We’ve already explored the warm glow of Crisp Cantaloupe, and now it’s time to turn our attention to the earthy, calming tones of PEACEFUL PINE.
The release of the new May–August 2026 Catalogue introduces five beautiful new colours to the Stampin’ Up! palette for the next two years. In this post—and the next four—I’ll be sharing my thoughts on each of the new 2026–2028 In Colors, beginning with the soft peachy warmth of CRISP CANTALOUPE.
The recent Catalogue Launch Party was such a wonderful day of creativity, laughter, and a first look at the brand-new May–August 2026 Catalogue and beautiful 2026–2028 In Colors!
To all the mothers, grandmothers, stepmums, mother-figures, and nurturing hearts — today is for you.
Whether you’re celebrating surrounded by family, remembering someone dearly missed, or simply taking a quiet moment for yourself today, I hope you feel appreciated, loved, and celebrated.
Ngā mihi me te aroha nui mō te Rā o Māmā!
LOVE AND BEST WISHES FOR MOTHER’S DAY!
It’s here — New Catalogue Day! 🎉 One of the most exciting days on the crafting calendar, and I’m so thrilled to welcome the May–August 2026 Catalogue. It’s filled with gorgeous coordinating suites, fresh new stamp sets, and a beautiful mix of colours just waiting to be played with.
Did you know about the perfect coordination between the Greenery Lane Bundle and Greenery Lane Washi Tape? Not only do the beautiful images in the stamp set and delicate watercolour leaves on the washi tape coordinate, but the leaf and branch dies can cut both—how clever is that!