My favourite cheer-me-up colour is zingy lime
green. I hate all other green, for me green belongs outside, nature does it so
well, but I can't be miserable with lime green in eyesight :)
Butter yellow is a favourite. I'm not real keen on the olive green
camouflage colours but... ;) ;)
My favourite colour is blue in practically all
its hues. I usually choose dark blue to wear and lighter, greenish tones to
work with. Aren't all colours fascinating though?
Olive and pea greens have been my faves for a
long time. I love that everything seems to work with them. Pink is my least
fave colour although I have printed paper with pinks earlier this year and
rather liked it that way. I don't think I've worn pink since...ah yes, my pink
phase in the mid-1980s.
I love green - all shades!! My least favourite
would be brown, despite the fact I'm wearing a brown jumper at the moment!
I used to avoid yellow but now I am drawn to
it. It has gone from worst to best in quite a short space of time.
No matter how hard I try I always end up using
blues, greens , purple when dyeing. I never go for reds or orange
I love muted tones like washed out blues, faded
browns, and quiet greys. I tend to shy away from forest greens and burgundies.
Chartreuse is probably my favorite, but
periwinkle is so close, it's hard to choose one. I avoid pink.
My favourite colour is teal and I tend to shy
away from grey.
I enjoyed your colour analysis post Jackie, it is so funny how a shade of a colour is 'right' and then another so 'wrong'. I find myself working with the same colour palettes although it is not a conscious decision, in fact I never realised my wardrobe is full of the same colours! With all my new dyeing experimentation I have used deeper shades but still do not really like 'true' colours, I like to add a little of another colour for some reason. I found you post fascinating and it has made me think about colour a lot more. I have a real aversion to pale purples - lavender in particular it evokes a really strong reaction. Jayne x
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