NEW...wendy vecchi Ranger archival inks and...

3 NEW embossing powders too!

I am THRILLED to expand 

my designer line with Ranger!

you can see the press release below...

the 3 new archival ink colors 

continue with my vintage garden palette...

they are

tea rose...

sky blue and

buttercup...

almost called

suck it up buttercup...lol...

but I thought better of that!

tea rose archival is a beautiful color...

the exact color of the tea roses my grandfather grew when I was little...

I loved them so much...

ah the memories...

it looks great with lots of colors...

sky blue archival is a beautiful blue that coordinates perfectly with cornflower blue archival...

so we can do shading...

looks awesome with all the other archival colors...

and buttercup archival is a brighter beautiful yellow...

it looks great with dandelion & for sure watering can & fern green & leaf green & the blues & orange blossom...

I think you get the idea...

all 3 of these NEW colors have coordinating embossing powders...

YIPPEE!

so the 3 new embossing powder colors are...

tea rose, sky blue & buttercup...

and they look great with the 6 existing embossing powders...

for more fun color combos...

these 3 new ink colors were chosen to coordinate with the 12 archival colors, currently in my line...

so now we have a total of 

15 awesome archival colors...

I thought I'd share a few project peeks...

tea rose archival ink & embossing powder...

and you can spot lots of NEW stamps that were revealed yesterday...

the corduroy, 4 leaf clover,  stripes border, lace, the chain...oh how I LOVE that one, used with a screw eye to hold it in place...

the alpha is hiding in the background...

all combined with the current flourishes we already have from the summer release...

this peek shows buttercup at the bottom of the petals & dandelion/orange blossom toward the center...

don't look at anything else..

lol...

those are for tomorrow!

and here's the GORGEOUS

sky blue shaded with cornflower blue archival...

you can see the new tiles background, embossed with orange blossom at the bottom of the photo...

don't pay any attention to that stencil in the background...

another for tomorrow...

I got quite a few emails yesterday asking the same questions...

so I'll respond here...

1. when are they shipping?

I don't have an exact date, but I'll speak to Ted at CHA & keep you updated as I hear...

2. I'm assuming you have new stencils too?

of course...stay tuned...

3. where are the links? I don't see them

your LSS can order anything you want...

just ask...

I'm sure they would be happy to know what you're wanting needing...

for on line ordering, 

I've added the links for pre-orders to yesterday's post...

4. what are the prices of the backgrounds & SETS?

I had that listed in yesterday's post...

now these next questions are about Ranger's new products that were announced yesterday...

1. is glacier white the same or different from snow cap that you use?

it's the same exact product...

just repackaged & rebranded...

2. is the gold dabber the same one we used in your class?

yes it is...

again...new packaging, but same great paint & some fun new colors too!

3. how small is the mini glue stick? 

sorry...I haven't seen a sample of that yet, but I'll see it at CHA & report back...

that's it...I think I got them all...

here's one last peek at 

tea rose archival ink & embossing powder used with watering can archival...

again I'll be anxious to hear what you think about these new colors...

 THANKS VERY MUCH

for so many comments & emails yesterday...

I sincerely appreciate your enthusiasm...

I'll see you tomorrow...

with...

new SiSi's...quite possibly the best ever...

new stencils...one with a twist...

and the reveal of some brand new things...

designed especially with card & tag makers in mind...

but of course...

great for mixed media art too...

that's it for today...

time to

finish tomorrow's post

then

make pack up the CHA art!

wendy

ps...go to bed early & REST!

tomorrow's post is HUGE...

I've been working on it for 3 4 hours ...

YIKES!