Welcome to the New Color Palette!
A visual representation of the current Stampin’ Up! color palette in the new catalog, after the refreshes and with the new In Colors 23-25.
Basics
Regal
Bright
Subtle
Neutral
2023-2025 In Colors
2023-2025 In Colors
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