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CurlysQuilts	Posted - Jul 29 2014 : 10:36:38 AM http://curlysquilts.weebly.com/loose-threads-blog/value-and-shading Don't you hate it when you realize you still struggle with grasping a concept, even after years and years? Curly's Quilts My website: www.curlysquilts.weebly.com My Etsy shop: www.curlysquilts.etsy.com Farmgirl #5076 I am a recyclin, home schoolin', home grown, hand sewn kinda farmgirl!
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CurlysQuilts	Posted - Jul 29 2014 : 12:07:28 PM I know I know that in theory, but in practice I still pick the (analagous?) color scheme, like greens, blues, and purples, because it's pretty! Curly's Quilts My website: www.curlysquilts.weebly.com My Etsy shop: www.curlysquilts.etsy.com Farmgirl #5076 I am a recyclin, home schoolin', home grown, hand sewn kinda farmgirl!
churunga	Posted - Jul 29 2014 : 11:20:05 AM Remember the colour wheel. The colours across from each other are contrasting colours: red/green orange/blue yellow/violet and all points in between. The same is true with the tints, shades and tones. Mix it up by doing burgundy with olive, orange-yellow with light blue or light green with lavender. You might even find a new colour to love. Marie, Sister #5142 Farmgirl of the Month May 2014 Try everything once and the fun things twice.

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