
The Art of Choosing is a series discussing fabric, color, and the fabric selection process! For past posts, click here.
As I mentioned in previous Art of Choosing posts, I want to spend the next few weeks talking about different color schemes that can be pulled directly from the color wheel! :)
Triadic Color Schemes
Today is all about
Triadic color schemes! Triadic color schemes . They're simply made of 3 that are equidistant from each other on the color wheel! So each color in the scheme has three other colors between them. There are only four triadic color schemes! So, let's explore them in fabrics!
Red, Yellow, Blue
Red, Yellow, Blue. Otherwise known, as Primary colors!
Red-orange, Yellow-green, Blue-purple
Red-orange, Yellow-green, Blue-purple.
Orange, Green, Purple
Orange, Green, Purple. Otherwise known, as Secondary colors!
Yellow-orange, Blue-green, Red-purple
Yellow-orange, Blue-green, Red-purple.
Now I'd like to share with you a project I made using a Triadic color scheme.
Red (pink), Yellow, Blue: A sweet little zipper pouch. Patchwork framed in a calming neutral.
Again, if you'd like to pull some Triadic fabric stacks of your own, or share your triadic color projects, feel free to post in the
flickr group! Until next week! :)
Happy Sewing!
Note: I created the color wheel graphics myself, so please don't borrow them without crediting me and linking back! Thanks! :)