skin tone paper?

May '08 Crazyaboutscrapping

RE: VickiLH: I guess that did come off sounding confusing. I said 'used to' because I haven't bought any in about a year. I checked and it's still in stock.

Disney Princess Cardstock Colours (Bazzill)
Dreams Come True:
Arial:

Skin - Just Peachy
Eyes - Bright Blue/Yosemite
Clamshells - Fairy Dust
Lips - Flamingo
Hair - Lava
Tongue - Piglet
Tail - Malachite
Fins - Mint Green

Belle:

Skin - Adobe
Eyes - Dark Fawn
Lips - Lady Bug
Hair - Walnut
Gloves, Sleeves, Skirt, Tiara - Dandelion
Bodice - Sunbeam
Blue Dress - Ocean

Jasmine:

Skin - Apricot
Eyes - Copper
Lips - Yam
Hair - black
Pants, Bodice - Patina
Belt, Hair Band, Shoes - Turquoise Mist
Jewel, Hair Ties - Kachina
Jewellery - Honeycomb

Aladdin:

Skin - Apricot
Eyes, Belt - Copper
Hair - Black
Hat - Ruby Slipper
Vest - Velvet
Patch - Glow
Pants - White

Genie:

Body - Skylar
Pants - Blue Jean
Lamp & Jewellery - Honeycomb & Tropicana
Belt - Red/Candy Apple

Abu:

Body - Rawhide
Face, Hands, Feet, Ears - Cantaloupe
Eye Lid - Cocoa
Top of Hat, Vest - Ruby Slipper
Bottom of Hat - Forget-Me-Not
Hat detail - Honeycomb

Pocahontas:

Skin - Carrot Cake
Eyes - Sienna
Hair - Black
Lips - Bazzill Orange
Dress - Fiesta
Fringe - Tropicana
Necklace - Artesian Pool
Belt - Kraft

Meeko:

Mask/around Eyes - Thunder
Overall Body Fur - Smoky
Tongue - Coral
Face, Chest & Ears - Vintage

More Disney Princess Cardstock Colors (Bazzill)
Happily Ever After:
Cinderella:

Skin- Just Peachy
Eyes - Mediterranean Blue
Lips - Pinata
Hair - Sunbeam
Dress Bodice, Skirt, Headband - Bluebell
Earrings, Gloves, Sleeves, Bustle, Shoes - Powder

Peasant outfit:

Sleeves - Aqua
Bodice, Shoes - Hershey
Skirt - Java/OP
Apron, Scarf - White

Sleeping Beauty/Aurora:

Skin - Adobe
Eyes - Forget-me-not
Lips - Piglet
Hair - Desert Sun
Crown/Necklace - Lemon Drop

Pink Dress:

Sleeves/Bustle - Romance
Skirt - Petunia
Bodice/Shoes - Pinata

Blue Dress:

Sleeves/Bustle - Sea Water
Skirt - Ocean
Bodice/Shoes - Pauly-Poo

Briar Rose outfit:
Blouse - Lilac Mist
Shawl - Grape
Skirt - Light Violet
Headband/Vest - Black
Collar - White

Snow White:

Skin - Just Peachy
Eyes - Copper
Hair - Black
Lips, Hair Bow, Sleeve Insert - Ladybug
Sleeves - Bluebell
Cuffs - Champagne
Bodice - Mediterranean Blue
Skirt - Sunbeam
Shoes - Desert Sun

Mickey & Friends Bazzill Colors

Mickey:

Face - Just Peachy
Tongue - Dark Rosey
Shorts - Lava
Shoes - Bazzill Yellow

Minnie:

Face - Just Peachy
Tongue - Dark Rosey
Dress - Yosemite
Bow & Shoes - Cupcake

Donald:

Eyes - Kevin
Tongue - Blossom
Bill & Legs - Desert Marigold
Inside of Mouth - Festive
Suit & Hat - Bazzill Blue
Shirt Stripes - Bazzill Yellow
Bow Tie - Lava

Daisy Duck:

Eyes - Kevin
Tongue - Blossom
Eyelids - Wisteria
Bill & Legs - Desert Marigold
Inside of Mouth - Festive
Blouse - Fairy Dust
Bow & Shoes - Romance
Bracelet -Swimming Pool

Goofy:

Muzzle - Just Peachy
Tongue - Dark Rosy
Hat - Limeade
Sweater - Marmalade
Pants - Pauly-Poo
Shoes - Copper

Pluto:

Tongue - Dark Rosy
Head & Body - Fiesta
Collar - Grasshopper
May '08 VickiLH

RE: Mix-on The Memories: VickiLH Said: DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits. You say the use to does that mean they don't any more.

I guess that did come off sounding confusing. I said 'used to' because I haven't bought any in about a year. I checked and it's still in stock.
May '08 Sharin1

RE: _pink_glitter_hearts_: i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?

I know Bazill has color backs in in skin tone with a wide range of
variety check out the Superstore
May '08 Out To Pasture

RE: Weekend Scrapper: ScrapperKate03 Said: just chalk it to perfection. Sorry, that made me laugh...I'm not sure when it comes to scrapbooking, I do anything to perfection. I'll keep trying though.

I usually use CTMH's Parchment, Vanilla Cream, Brown Bag or Chocolate cardstock colors (from their Basic collection). They seem to be the most useful and sometimes use coloring pencils or chalks to change them as needed.

PJ
May '08 Weekend Scrapper

RE: ScrapperKate03: I would take some off white paper and just chalk it to perfection.
ScrapperKate03 Said:
just chalk it to perfection.

Sorry, that made me laugh...I'm not sure when it comes to scrapbooking, I do anything to perfection. I'll keep trying though.
May '08 ScrapperKate03

RE: Bubblegirl: Mix-on the Memories Said: VickiLH Said: DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits. You say the use to does that mean they don't any more. I found some skin ...

I would take some off white paper and just chalk it to perfection.
May '08 Bubblegirl

RE: Mix-on The Memories: VickiLH Said: DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits. You say the use to does that mean they don't any more.
Mix-on the Memories Said:

VickiLH Said:
DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits.

You say the use to does that mean they don't any more.

I found some skin toned card stock at Makingfriends.com.
May '08 Mix-on The Memories

RE: VickiLH: DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits.
VickiLH Said:
DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits.

You say the use to does that mean they don't any more.
May '08 VickiLH

RE: Mix-on The Memories: Try doing this with about 50 different shades for African Americans. We come as light as a white person with pink and/or yellow tints, ebony brown with brown and/or blue tints to charcoal black.
Mix-on the Memories Said:
Try doing this with about 50 different shades for African Americans.

We come as light as a white person with pink and/or yellow tints, ebony brown with brown and/or blue tints to charcoal black.

Just as a side-note, the multi-cultural pack does include several different tones of brown/black skin.
May '08 VickiLH

RE: _pink_glitter_hearts_: i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?

DickBlick used to have an entire packet of what they call multi-cultural skintones paper, it's all skin tones (caucasion, black, asian, spanish, etc etc). It's not exactly card stock but it's heavier than paper. I use it to match skin colors on all my paper piecing kits.
May '08 Mix-on The Memories

RE: StrawberryPia: devkev1985 Said: i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper? I would cut...

Try doing this with about 50 different shades for African Americans.

We come as light as a white person with pink and/or yellow tints, ebony brown with brown and/or blue tints to charcoal black.
May '08 StrawberryPia

RE: _pink_glitter_hearts_: i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?
devkev1985 Said:
i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?

I would cut them in white paper and colour them with promarker pens, dusky pink or blush!
May '08 Scrap4brains

RE: _pink_glitter_hearts_: i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?

I'd use a natural/neutral beige paper and chalk it. That way you can get the tone no matter what color the skin is.
May '08 Unknown

RE: _pink_glitter_hearts_: i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?

I bought a cream/pale color of cardstock from Target to use with the Disney carts. I normally use Bazzill , but couldn't find any to work for this!
May '08 _pink_glitter_hearts_

i got 2 of the disney princess cricut cartridges and have been itching to use them, but everytime i do i never seem to have the correct color for the skin tones. whenever i buy the paper, i get home to find out it is the wrong tone (too pale, too dark, etc). does any one have any tips? or is there a stack/slab that i can buy that has the right skin colored paper?