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Happy day dear reader! Have you ever thought about changing the colors of your wardrobe? Not just adding a new color here or there, but a complete overhaul… I know the thought of it overwhelmed me, and was one of the biggest sticking points to having a Color Consultation. I didn’t really want to know my colors, because I didn’t want to find out I had made mistakes, and I didn’t want to buy a new wardrobe. When I finally had my colors done properly, I looked at my palette and thought, “Meh.” I had been living very happily in black, grey, denim, and a few cool brights. (At least I had the cool part right!) The colors in my Sublime palette weren’t what I was used to, and they certainly didn’t look like my closet! I had a few pieces that fit my new palette, but replacing an entire wardrobe? Who’s got that kind of money or time? As I looked more carefully at my palette, I realized that the few pieces I did have in my colors were the ones that elicited “Wow, you look great today!” or “You look so happy today!” when I wore them. Maybe there was something to this color thing after all… That was when I decided to bite the bullet and transition my wardrobe to one that would make me look my best all the time! I think that need-to-throw-out-my-whole-wardrobe-and-start-from-scratch misconception is common. As an image and color consultant, I would never recommend that to anyone! If you need a completely new wardrobe because you’ve lost or gained 50 pounds and nothing fits, great. If you need a completely new wardrobe because your house flooded, not great, but a great time to start fresh and build a wardrobe that really looks fabulous on you, shape, size, and COLOR! But throwing it all out is bad for your wallet and the planet! Let’s talk about a better way to make that change… What Do I Have That Works? The first step was getting really honest with myself. I had a lot of money, time, and emotion invested in my wardrobe. Most of us do. Making the shift wasn’t going to be easy, and doing it in a real wardrobe isn’t like on those makeover shows where the experts swoop in and you shop on someone else’s money. So step one is a Wardrobe Audit! For me, this change was really only about color and not a style makeover, so much of the prep work was already done. The goal for this Audit is to look at each and every piece using the swatch as the guide, remembering not to look for an exact match for color, but instead for the palette to “sink in” because it share the same Color DNA as the colors in the palette. Feel free to get rid of things that you know don’t fit or suit you, but stay focused on color! Note: If going through your whole wardrobe at once is just too overwhelming, concentrate on this current season and the next! Get the other stuff out of your way; you’ll have less work through now and be better at the refining process after more practice. What Can I Dye (Or Bleach?) to Make Work? Over the years I have dyed a LOT of clothes. Sometimes because they were black or denim and needed a refresh to look new again. Sometimes because I am an incredibly messy person and food magnet, so dyeing a stained item darker was one way to save on replacing clothes. For these kind of jobs, I just use the washing machine method. So if your palette is darker than what you own, dye can be your friend! Just remember to run a bleach load afterwards to clean out the washer before running a regular load! Experience speaking. ‘Nuf said. You can also change the undertone of an item to suit your coloring by using yellow or grey dye in small amounts to warm or cool colors. I can’t begin to explain how well this works, but if you want proof, check out this post. Bernadette is a treasure! My new palette was lighter than most of my clothes, so overdyeing wasn’t going to be a solution. Bleach can’t be used willy-nilly, but fading my jeans by washing them with a good dose of bleach helped soften the color somewhat. It’s best to wash a few times with a small amount of bleach than to overdose in one wash. It’s also much kinder to the fibers! Natural Turnover: What Is It Time to Replace? The most natural and budget friendly way to transition your wardrobe to a new palette is to simply replace items as they wear out with colors from your palette! As pieces wear out, instead of buying an exact replacement, look for a replacement in a color that works with your new palette. Say you have a warm palette and need a new pair of dress slacks. Instead of defaulting to the black you had previously, replace them with “your black,” which might be a dark brown, or even a deep olive. Your white work shirt needs replacing? Look for one in ivory or sand. Neutrals are just that, neutral. Unless you are buying for a uniform, dark brown pants can substitute for black with whatever you wore the black pants with… The same works for colored pieces. Your “new” coloring is cool? Instead of a tomato red tee, look for one with more of a cherry coloring. Please don’t rely on color names to steer you in the right direction, though. Just because a color is named “Cool Coral” doesn’t mean there’s anything cool about it. There are no regulations for naming colors! (I sometimes wish there were…) Every item of clothing you buy has a natural life cycle. White tee shirts, for example, need to be replaced far more frequently than jeans, and jeans more often than a good blazer. The turnover cycle is complex, and combines different aspects contributing to clothing wear: color, fabric, purpose, seasonality, etc. Living in Augusta, Georgia means that my winter coat will last many more years than if I still lived in Wisconsin. It just doesn’t see the same amount of wear. At the opposite end of the spectrum is the white tee! It is so hot and humid (read sweaty) here, that a white tee is lucky to last through one summer season before it is time to find a new one. Take advantage of that life cycle and buy your best colors when replacing! Stock We buy new clothes, even when we have plenty in our closets. There’s nothing wrong with wanting a style refresh, but use that wish for something new as an opportunity to hasten your color change. When palette-friendly color trends hit the store, it can be a wonderful time to buy a few new pieces in your colors! There are warm colors everywhere for spring and summer, so if warm is your coloring, hop on the trend train and find yourself some wardrobe refreshment! Colors run in cycles, just like styles, so take advantage of the flavor of the month when it is one that rocks your world. Transition isn’t an overnight process; it takes time and consideration. But having a closet full of clothes that always look good on you is worth the effort! Making the switch is the kind of logistics puzzle I enjoy, and it’s great fun to help clients with a wardrobe plan that starts with what they have, and helps them transition into the colors that make them shine! Have you ever dramatically changed the color palette in your wardrobe? What was the trigger? And how did you go about it? Do let me know in the comments below! I love to hear from you! Stylishly yours,

i just barely got used to writing 2014 on everything then it went and switched to 2015 yikes. i really am not sure where the year went. it kinda flew by. it was a hard year for us. but a good one too. Christmas came & went sorta like i just snapped my fingers there's definitely things i want to do different next year as far as Christmas goes. playing a little catch up here in photographs... i post almost everyday on instagram. it's just so easy to keep up with everything there it makes blogging seem like a lot of really hard work. yeah there's that. you can follow me there my user name is @raisinguprubies i got a new phone after thanksgiving so a lot of my pictures are still on my old phone but this pic was snapped the night of my Christmas cookie exchange/craft night. my craft besties and i have been doing this every year for a lot of years ... maybe like 8 or 9? i dunno. a lot. we do gifts, cookies and food. lot of food. and this is what my craft table looks like by the time everyone sets there stuff up. crazy. i suprised my hubby a few years ago and redecorated out master bedroom while he was out of town ... there are still things in that room that i haven't finished ... minor things, but things. so i'm bound & determined to do them this month .. or next. but i'm doin' em. you can take that statement to the bank. this little ledge above our bed is one of those things. my ideas of what to put up there have changed since i first did the room, but when i found a few of these pretty things (mercury jars from target - picture frame from hobby lobby) i had a few visions, and a new place to start. my hubby maaaaaybe. just maaaaaybe let me get a white Christmas tree. i love it so so much. thanks babe. i really love it so much. this is what we do when grandparents have the kids and we have a free sunday afternoon we rummage throught the 2x4 pile at home depot. ha. one of the best decorations i put out this year. a color-it-yo-self paper tablecloth from the tarjet a bucket of markers, some candy and boom. my kitchen table was kid friendly holiday-ified (thanks to my bestie for the tablecloth tip) new slippers. yes wood trees. yes. cuppa tea. uh huh. just what the blizzard that day called for. the next day it was 58 ny is weird happy mail. my stitching the states project was on hold until i got some new thread colors was super excited to lay them out and finish up the east coast with them. i sell the pattern in my shop here. and i get most of my thread here. (which is not the same thread that is in included in the kits i've been selling but similar) oh and that cute stationary stuff?? from here. a few travel pillows went out the first few weeks of December... the charlie brown one in the middle really came with the book! i found it at a thrift store and had to put it in the pocket :) yeah this was my studio. full of kits waiting to be sent out 2 weeks before Christmas and that was only the second half of all the kits i mailed out since black friday! whew. early Christmas present from my hubby. i bake a lot. which if you follow me on instagram, you already know. the 6 qt. bowl can hold two batches of anything i make at once! saves me so much time when i'm meal planning or making breakfast/baked goods to store in the freezer shameless bathroom selfie at van maur. have you ever been in their bathroom?!? it's like a mini spa. i could hang out in there for a while. wrapping my gifts actually happened the night before Christmas eve... which is when i'm usually scrambling to get it all done. so even though everything else i did was late, my wrapping was early. go figure. i love serving together with my husband at out church he's so good at what he does. but it brings us closer together when we're serving, helping others as a team. this was the stage we put together with friends at church for Christmas eve services ... at was awesome. it was fun. clementine wreaths = neighbor gifts found the idea here all i did was add ribbon, jingle bells & a pretty little tag that 2x4 pile we were rummaging though up there? was for these nativity sets i wanted to make for some of our besties kids ... the nativity images were a printable kit from here and the trees were a tutorial from here put it all in a basket and brought it over ... i think they loved it! i loved it ha. i made another set for our house too. here's the original caption from this picture when i posted it on ig ... this was exactly what was on my heart that night: "props to all my mamas who are up at this hour. i know there's alot of us...wrapping baking decorating all the things. for our spouses, littles, families...we. are. tired. we are worn out. but we do it because we love. the Creator built a driving force inside of us that loves nurtures and serves...all of these little meaningless petty things we're doing that no one notices while running ourselves into the ground ....they are not missed by Him. they are not forgotten by Him. He sees, He knows... and we love because He first loved us. for God so loved the world He gave His only Son that whoever believes in Him will not perish they will have everlasting life. #johnthreesixteen #thatsenoughformetocelebratewithacookie #nowgodoallthethings #orgotosleep #sleepisnotoverrated" that about summed it up. a little bit of our living room decked for the holidays joy to the world printable from here breakfast in bed from my littlest little (a toaster strudel & applesauce on a paper plate :) my journal & jesus calling. just what i needed that morning this was the Christmas view upon entering our casa a year in review ... rainbowtized edition boxwood forever (new anthropologie goodies help too) i mentioned that one of my new years resolutions would be to NOT not eat more crackers with nutella. so there. late night stitching sesh with my old person glasses i don't wear glasses but the readers help me see better at night! are you working on the pattern? you can share your progress in the #stitchingthestates hashtag on ig! go take a peek and see how many people are making their maps beautiful!! it makes me so happy and all warm & fuzzy inside!! seriously guys it does. and i show my husband all the pictures. sunday-funday partner in crime. love this girl. so this is what my map looks like right now.... actually i think i finished SC & NC since this progress pic... getting there! almost done! blueberries in the freezer from a warm summer berry picking day ... turned into muffins for a cold snowy morning breakfast. i love how God provides for us in all seasons. blueberries n all. how do you start your morning? i try to stay disciplined with my planner (though doesn't always happen) my journaling or some type of quiet reading/ relecting with Jesus and breakfast. yum. oh recipe for the muffins is here. craft room diaries. big suitcase full of vintage strips. mainly used for garlands i sell in the shop or for whatever else you'd want to use vintage sheet strips for ... i can think of lotsa things :) my car thermostat read -11 that day. without windchill brrrr. aren't these supa cuuuuute? you can purchase them here. they store all your stitching the states goodies & projects supplies ever so nicely. it's january. that means #throwawayallthethings finally got around to cleaning out these two big drawers you can see my kitchen here or more kitchen organization ideas here muddy buddies. nuf said. and this was yesterday .... this is what was goin on in my brain kinda feels the same today.... "started my day immediately feeling bogged down & overwhelmed with the things i had put on myself to accomplish today. my husband texted me a short sentance and it caused me to stop. i just stopped. long enough to hear thoughts of#ephesiansthreetwenty running through my head now all glory to God. who is able, through His mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think. so stop for a minute girls. lock yourself in the bathroom, turn off the radio or just close your eyes...and let that soak in. now look through ephesians three twenty lenses at what you want to get done today and what might have to wait until tomorrow. cause tomorrow's a new day. aaaaand bonus: new mercies will be right there with it. #canigetanamen #nowgomakeachickenpotpieortwofordinner #raisinguprubiesinthekitchen" i'm not sure what happened to me being all gung-ho about getting back to blogging i think about it all the time that's just the problem i have a lot more time to "think" than i do to "do" what about you girls? what are you busy "doing" lately? organizing, purging, catching up on sleep that was non existent over the holidays? check check check all of the above. tell me! and i'll email the PDF file of the stitching the states pattern in my shop to the first twenty people who leave a comment, and hopefully if you're on instagram you'll share your progress in the hashtag! mkay?! kay :) much love ♥