| FAQ's - Sea Shells™ Dye
Inks and Sea Brights™ Dye Inks |
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I love the colors of Sea Shell Dye Inks
and Sea Bright Dye Inks. Why can’t I find them anymore? |
The
Sea Shells and Sea Brights dye inks were melded into the
Adirondack Dye Ink
product line. Sea Shells are now Adirondack Lights and
Sea Brights are now Adirondack Brights.
These colors have always coordinated across the product
lines. Now it’s easier to recognize the coordinating
colors under one Adirondack brand. For instance, to have
a coordinated color project of yellows: use a Lemonade
“Light”, a Sunshine “Bright”, and a Butterscotch
“Earthtone” for a wonderful monochromatic look.
Some names of former Sea Shells and Sea Brights have
changed to reflect a closer relationship to the
Adirondack “mountain” brand, rather than “seashore”
names. To round out the color palette, there are five
new shades: Salmon, Mountain Rose, Lake Mist, Pebble,
and Hazelnut.
Click here
for a chart of the complete Coordinating Colors Chart of
Earthtones, Lights and Brights for Adirondack Dye Inks
and Adirondack Acrylic Paint Dabbers. Where color names
have changed, the Chart reflects new and old names. This
will make it easier to recognize colors you may already
own in the Sea Shells and Sea Brights Dye Inks. The five
new shades are also identified as “new”.
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I have some of the Sea Shell Dye Ink
and Sea Bright Dye Inks already. How can I keep
track of what colors I have if some of the names
have changed?
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Click
here for a chart of the complete Coordinating
Colors Chart of Earthtones, Lights and Brights for
Adirondack Dye Inks and Adirondack Acrylic Paint
Dabbers. Where color names have changed, the Chart
reflects new and old names. This will make it easier to
recognize colors you may already own in the Sea Shells
and Sea Brights Dye Inks. The five new shades are also
identified as “new”.
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