Eye color wheel

Here's where you need to have a good color selection of yarns at your fingertips. If you can take one color and use several shades or tints of it, you can get nice results. Monochromatic is defined as a color scheme using one base hue and its shades, tones and tints. Tints come from adding white, tones from adding gray and shades from adding black. This color wheel gives you an idea of what these combinations might look like. In both of the following designs, I've used a monochromatic theme…

Spin the wheel to randomly choose from these options: Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green, Hazel, Brown, Dark brown, Teal, Cyan, Purple, Light pink, Pink, Hot pink, Dark red, Light blue, Half-blind, Blind!

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You may have ignored it in junior high science class but in the fashion world, the color wheel is a game changer. Our minds see "beauty" as symmetry, balance, and repeated patterns. We naturally respond well to harmonious color combinations in clothing and accessories. If you understand how the fashion color wheel work

Cool/Warm Color Wheel

Color mixing is not the sort of thing that anyone is born knowing how to do, but that’s a good thing. It’s not a talent. It’s a skill. And like any other skill, it can be learned. Here are 6 strategies to make it easier.