| FAQ's -
Adirondack Coordinating Colors |
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I keep hearing about Adirondack®
Coordinating Colors, but I really don’t know what it
means. Can you explain in more detail? |
Sure. Ranger has taken the guesswork
out of color-matching! Coordinating Colors means that
within a specific Adirondack product there are 3
different hues of the same color—an Adirondack Light,
Bright and Earthtone. So, Salmon “Light”, Mountain Rose
“Bright” and Red Pepper “Earthtone” are all hues of the
same red color and will create gorgeous monochromatic
looks in your craft projects. The Adirondack products
that have 12 Coordinating Colors of Lights, Brights and
Earthtones are Dye Inks and Acrylic Paint Dabbers.
Click
here
for a chart of the complete Coordinating Colors Chart of
Earthtones, Lights and Brights.
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What about the other Adirondack products
– do they coordinate too? |
You can be sure that across all Adirondack products, the
same 12 Earthtones will coordinate. For example, Lettuce
Embossing Powder will match Lettuce Dye Ink, Lettuce
Color Wash™, Lettuce Alcohol Ink and a Lettuce Acrylic
Paint Dabber for a completely color coordinated project.
Click
here for a chart of the Adirondack product line
that shows what Earthtone colors are available for each
Adirondack product. All 24 original Adirondack Earthtone
colors are still available in Dye Inks, Alcohol Inks and
Pigment Pens. |
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