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Old 05-08-2013, 12:01 AM
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Gabrielle's Mimi
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Some things to try: go to the paint dept of hardware store and select brochures or cards that have combinations on them that you like. Save photos, magazine ads, greeting cards, etc. that have color combinations that appeal to you. Take them with you when you shop. Create a binder or notebook and add swatches of fabric, paint chips, etc. of things you like over time. Learn to use the color wheel. Buy a good book on color theory or take a class. Best item: Buy Joen Wolfrom's 3-in-1 Color Tool. It teaches you to match colors and is small enough to fit in your purse. You select a color (or match to your fabric) and then follow the directions to match additional colors using a numerical coding system that is all worked out for you. Good luck!

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