Color Palettes
#1
Color Palettes
I stumbled on this great website and I think it could really help me with expanding my ideas on color palettes. I tend to pick a main color and a neutral (usually grey or white), and have trouble visualizing what colors would work together. So I end up with a lot of mono-chromatic stuff.
Anyway, what do you all think? The website is design-seeds.com
Anyway, what do you all think? The website is design-seeds.com
#4
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Nawth o' Boston
Posts: 1,879
Jenny love your Husky
My usual way of avoiding having to make up my own combinations of colors is to find a print fabric I like and buy fabric in the colors of the print.
I might go all fussy-fussy about getting exact matches if I went by the Design Seeds book, but that's me, Mrs Fussy!
But it is very pretty!
My usual way of avoiding having to make up my own combinations of colors is to find a print fabric I like and buy fabric in the colors of the print.
I might go all fussy-fussy about getting exact matches if I went by the Design Seeds book, but that's me, Mrs Fussy!
But it is very pretty!
#6
I've been pinning palettes from Design Seeds for years. Every once in a while there's one that I add to a special folder on my computer which I know will make an absolutely stunning quilt.
Keep in mind that colours show up differently on different monitors. Nevertheless, some of the colour combos are inspirational whether on the computer screen or printed to take shopping. Finding the "perfect" colours may take several years but that's OK!
Keep in mind that colours show up differently on different monitors. Nevertheless, some of the colour combos are inspirational whether on the computer screen or printed to take shopping. Finding the "perfect" colours may take several years but that's OK!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post