Resource guide for SU Holiday Catalog?

[Baylorgrad]

I've sent a message to my SU rep, but I thought I'd ask here as well. Is there a resource guide for the holiday catalog? I'd like to know what ink colors are used for the card that uses the Twinkle Trees photopolymer set. I don't remember the page it's on, but I remember "Merry Christmas" is stamped in red as the tree's base.

If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it! Thanks in advance!

[fionna51]

That card and set are on p 28 of the holiday catalog...and no, SU quit the supply lists several years ago. Bummer on that one! I just wish they'd add an index to the supplemental catalogs. I HATE having to thumb thru 55-60 pages to find what I'm looking for.

Oops, back on topic!

I'm guessing on the colors...

The tree stamp...Emerald Envy
The fuzzy bokeh effect...Mint Macaron
...I think Soft Sky is too light.
The star and snowflake thingies...Crushed Curry
The Greeting...Cherry Cobbler

Hope that gives some direction.

[Paula O.]

I called and was told the recipe books are no longer published. I don't know why--it can't cost them money since it was up to us to download the PDFs. And wouldn't they sell MORE if people knew what supplies were used?????

[Minders]

They tend to make cards in the same colors as the DSP they use on the page (the other card) and that is the presents and pinecones so if I was going to case I would use:

Mint macaron for the tree
Emerald envy for the swirly accents
Delightful dijon for the star accents
Cherry cobbler for the greeting

You can always make a prototype with various colors and see what looks closest.

[Baylorgrad]

Thanks for the input, everyone! I will give those colors a shot.

[Baylorgrad]

Update! I got a response from Stampin' Up! The colors used on the card are Pool Party, Emerald Envy, Delightful Dijon, Cherry Cobbler and white craft ink. I'm not sure where the white craft ink comes in, because I can't see that on the card.