>>1) Get the Zauber Perlen, those are sets of small balls that form a gradient.
Alternatively, get a Zauberball or cake and match individual colors in it. Say you want a striped sweater. Start with a Zauberball in multicolor. Then match some of its colors so you might have a blue ball, a green ball, and a yellow ball. Do a solid stripe of each and then a multicolor stripe. Same trick works with multicolor yarn from recycled sari silk.<<
Ooo, this is a good idea!
>>2) The Vivienne Files is all color coordinating fashion presented in ways that are easy to learn and copy.<<
I really like her blog! I've learned a lot of things about matching colours from her.
>>3) How to Simplify Fashion has some advice on color-matching.<<
Oh, this had some helpful advice too! The bit about not being able to clash neutrals, or using one neutral and one colour, were particularly useful. :)
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Date: 2025-03-02 09:30 pm (UTC)Alternatively, get a Zauberball or cake and match individual colors in it. Say you want a striped sweater. Start with a Zauberball in multicolor. Then match some of its colors so you might have a blue ball, a green ball, and a yellow ball. Do a solid stripe of each and then a multicolor stripe. Same trick works with multicolor yarn from recycled sari silk.<<
Ooo, this is a good idea!
>>2) The Vivienne Files is all color coordinating fashion presented in ways that are easy to learn and copy.<<
I really like her blog! I've learned a lot of things about matching colours from her.
>>3) How to Simplify Fashion has some advice on color-matching.<<
Oh, this had some helpful advice too! The bit about not being able to clash neutrals, or using one neutral and one colour, were particularly useful. :)