Welcome the the third part in the Colour Theory for Quilters Series. Today's guest post is all about Colour Context - basically how differe...
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Basic theory of using colours, provides some inspiration for colour use and some helpful tips and tools to use for making educated colour choices.
Last year, Ruth from Rock+Purl very kindly gave me the opportunity to talk about colour on her blog. I told the story of developing cataracts, losing access to the world of colour, and then finally…
Sonic Bloom Quilt pattern by Lazy Cozy Quilts. Baby quilt beach vibes with pieced scrappy binding
Ever wondered what a day is like here at Shannon Fraser Designs? Today's your lucky day! Club Tissus and I are taking you behind the scenes on a day in my life in the studio.
An exhibition to celebrate 50 years of Kaffe Fassett's textile art was held at the Fashion and Textile Museum in Bermondsey Street, London. The exhibition showed many examples of his paintings, quilts, knitting and needlework, along with some of the items that inspired his designs.
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Understanding color theory can take your flat, one-dimensional quilts and make them really POP! In this article, APQS Education Director Dawn Cavanaugh teaches you the basics of color theory and how you can use it to make stunning quilts.
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>Colour wheel quilt by Judy Villett (2010).
Anytime you are involved in a creative or visual craft, having a good understanding of color relationships is a foundation that you will appreciate over and over again. Color is all around us. It has the ability to affect our mood, it can make us feel energized, it can make us sleepy, it can make us hungry, and yes, it can even effect our knitting and crocheting. The study of color is complex and can sometimes feel overwhelming, but getting comfortable with the basics will empower you to create stunning sweaters, hats, mittens, and so much more. As we embark on another year filled with fiber fun, we will be crafting through the seasons! During the next few months of cooler climates and dreary weather, we will be warming up our winter blues with projects, ideas, and inspiration that focus on shades of blue. Here is a basic color wheel that includes the primary colors – yellow, blue, and red – along with secondary and tertiary colors. Although only twelve colors are show, it can go a long way in translating color relationships. More advanced color wheels also include a large range of these basic colors in different hues and shades.
This is the first in a series of articles on the use of color in quilts. Comprehensive instructions are included for reading the color wheel, and applying the scientific methods in developing new and creative color schemes for todays quilts. - Color Theory for Quilters - The Color Wheel - Quilting at BellaOnline
This app lets you interact with Josef Albers' color studies, learning how colors seem to change as they land next to other colors. The app's a work of art.
How to plan a quilt colour scheme for the Mini Charm Medallion using a free digital colouring app with tutorial by fabricandflowers
Choosing the right quilting color schemes can make or break your quilts. Learn how to create color schemes for quilts that are bound to impress.
Basic theory of using colours, provides some inspiration for colour use and some helpful tips and tools to use for making educated colour choices.
Explore color theory for quilters and become confident in your fabric choices!
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This is the first in a series of articles on the use of color in quilts. Comprehensive instructions are included for reading the color wheel, and applying the scientific methods in developing new and creative color schemes for todays quilts. - Color Theory for Quilters - The Color Wheel - Quilting at BellaOnline
A three color quilt is the simplest quilt that can use a light, medium, and dark as well as other triads of contrast. Three color quilts also lend themselves well to incorporating team colors which is fun for gift and theme quilts. (This post contains affiliate links)
When choosing quilting colors there are many things to consider. Learn how blending complimentary colors can make the quilt pleasant and chic.
How to plan a quilt colour scheme for the Mini Charm Medallion using a free digital colouring app with tutorial by fabricandflowers
Choosing the right quilting color schemes can make or break your quilts. Learn how to create color schemes for quilts that are bound to impress.
Coins quilt pattern by Emily of quiltylove.com. This simple coin quilt pattern is beginner friendly. Use charms, layer cakes, jelly rolls or fat quarters.
Want to use more color in your sewing and wardrobe? Let’s explore color schemes and how to apply them to your projects!
Ever planning your fabric for a project and ask yourself: How can I make this section POP? Today we're talking about the magic little tool called temperature! There are warm colors and cool colors. Warm colors (generally, yellow, orange, and red) will POP, while cool colors (blue, green, purples) will recede. This is
We investigate common color schemes and give you more quilting ideas in part 3 of this 5 part series.
When choosing quilting colors there are many things to consider. Learn how blending complimentary colors can make the quilt pleasant and chic.
Choosing the right quilting color schemes can make or break your quilts. Learn how to create color schemes for quilts that are bound to impress.
The quilting color wheel is what you’ve always needed (but never knew you did). Learn how the color wheel for quilting works and choose fabric colors like a pro.
