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cmaupin1
PeaNut
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 |  Posted: 1/25/2013 1:01:57 PM
I am horrible at coordinating different lines of scrapbooking supplies, so any guidance would be much appreciated! | |
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ncgibbons
PeaNut
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| Posted: 1/26/2013 1:28:46 AM
I have Clementine and so far I've mixed in some Echo Park Dots and Stripes (not very adventurous, but it works and its only scraps!).
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tiffanyo
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| Posted: 1/26/2013 12:51:55 PM
I am not great at identifying lines and I don't have clementine but here is what I did with Seafoam.
I made a mental list of the color palette then I used the tags here on the site to search for products. When I went through CHA sneaks I also looked for things that might match. Seafoam is very neutral and graphic but that isn't stopping me from adding a few floral bits or patterns that are busier because i like them  .
For me the bigger thing was identifying what would NOT work IMO. Seafoam has orange so I am avoiding coral. It has aqua and teal so I am not doing olive green or mint. I have happily added bits of pink and red. I may mix in some snap and it actually does have some olive, but I probably won't use a whole card of that shade only.
Hopefully you can translate that to work for your core kit! | |
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krispin41
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 | Posted: 1/26/2013 6:29:43 PM
I've been combining Seafoam with Clementine, and a lot of the papers from the December Studio Calico kit have worked well.
I have also used some of the BG 6x6 pads (Just used Fiction last night) |
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cmaupin1
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| Posted: 1/27/2013 8:35:54 AM
Thanks for the ideas! Keep 'em coming ladies! | |
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