Informasjon
Lag ditt eget fargebibliotek med swatch-systemet fra Altenew og Jaycee Gaspar!
Systemet inneholder stempler, dies og plastlommer i ulike varianter og alt passer i Swatch Book Album.
Inneholder 10 sider med fire lommer på hver side.
Bruk tilhørende Printables, dies og stempler for et system hvor du enkelt finner de rette fargene!
Make color comparison feel simple, inspiring, and beautifully organized with the A7 Swatch Book Pocket Page: Style B!
This 4-pocket layout keeps multiple swatches together on one page, so you can group ink families, compare shades, and build palettes with more confidence.
Why You’ll Love It
- Clear dual-sided pocket page
- Store 4 swatches on one page
- Ideal for color families or related shades
- Makes palette planning easier at a glance
- Top-opening pockets for easy insertion and removal
Features
- Quantity: 10 dual-sided pages per pack
- Layout: 4 divided pockets per page
- Pocket size: Fits cards 1 3/8" × 2 3/8" (34.9 mm x 60.3 mm)
- Pocket opening: Top-opening
- Material: Durable, thick Polypropylene material
- Material features: High transparency, waterproof, dustproof, flexible, bend-resistant
- Compatible with: A7 Swatch Book Album
Produsent
Established in April 2014, Altenew has quickly become a leader in the inspiration industry, and continues to innovate and influence the world of paper crafts. Altenew strives to encourage crafters to express their own unique creativity through the art of paper crafting.
“Alt” translates into “old” in German, and thus “Alt-e-new” represents the juxtaposition of classical and contemporary designs. Our high-quality clear photopolymer stamps, stencils, and inks are manufactured in the United States and we are humbled to be serving customers in over 70 countries.
Our team recognizes the importance of bringing joy to others, and that the personal touches of a handmade card or scrapbook layout can comfort the people who are most important to us. We hope that our products will inspire you to make a spectacular difference in someone's life.
