Can someone tell me what color is closest to..

[DookieBug]

Cranberry Crisp?
and then what other colors cordnaite with that

[JampsterStampster]

Nothing SU currently sell comes close, though CTMH has a close one. It's called "vineyard berry"

[LauraN]

Baroque Burgandy is just slightly darker, but it is retired :(

[jeanstamping2]

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Originally Posted by DookieBug

Cranberry Crisp?
and then what other colors cordnaite with that

There is a site that one of our SCS member's set up.

You could go there to look to see what color's might work with what you are looking.


Here it is: http://www.scraptitude.com/colorcombo/

[TeeGeeDee]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DookieBug

Cranberry Crisp?
and then what other colors cordnaite with that

Nothing current is close to it but I think the darker greens (Always Artichoke, Old Olive, Handsome Hunter) and blues (Night of Navy, Not Quite Navy) coordinate nicely with the Cranberry Crisp. It also looks nice with Very Vanilla and Basic Black for contrast.

HTH and ...

Happy Crafting!
Tina

[jeanstamping2]

See link here: http://www.scraptitude.com/colorcombo/


Scroll down the list and find Cranberry Crisp and then click on it. the color will go into one of the boxes at the top.

Then click Search and all the color combo's will show up for you.

You can do all sorts of color searchs to see just what looks good with any color that SU sells.

[StampinHampton]

Are you looking for Cranberry Crisp-ish cardstock? I thought I read somewhere that the Bazzill Basics cardstock in Pomegranate is pretty close to Cranberry Crisp. If your LSS carries Bazzill paper, you could stamp an image and compare it to the cardstock.

[bamagal]

Thank you for the helpful link!

Wonderful tool!

[Quiltnstamper]

Oh, what a helpful link. Thanks so much.

[cjbapp]

Do you have an Archiver's near you?

I have some CS from there that I mistook for Cranberry Crisp in a pile in my cabinet...it's a hair thinner, but the ribbon and ink matched almost exactly. I do know it's Archiver's brand...and I could figure out the name of the color if you really need some.