Turquoise combinations colour palettes

This week's color is Robin's Egg Blue - a rich medium blue color with green undertones. Robin's Egg Blue works great with neutrals and pastels. For a more unique combination, you can also choose a bright, saturated color (like lime or fuschia)! Fun facts about Robin's Egg Blue: 1. The first recorded use of robin egg blue as a color name in English was in 1873; it approximates the shade of eggs laid by the American Robin. 2. The name "robin egg blue" has been trademarked by New York City…

Green is the color of nature. It comes in so many different hues… from deep emerald jewel tones, to blue-green teals, to leafy tones, to olive drab, to sage, mint, and on and on. It’s restful and retentive. Green is definitely one of my favorite colors.

There's no denying the calming, rejuvenating effect that turquoise has on our senses. But do you ever wonder how to heighten this impact? Or how to balance it with contrasting colors for that wow effect? Whether you're an interior design enthusiast aiming to transform your living space with shades of turquoise, a fashi

Fall is without a doubt my favorite season. Crisp, windy days, plaid blankets, roaring fires, flushed cheeks and the promise of Christmas around the corner. Yummy! In addition to making me eternally happy, the splendors of autumn translate into beautiful color palettes, especially in tweed yarns.

I have this beautiful turquoise bracelet that use to belong to my grandmother. I remember being a little girl and marveling at all the beautiful jewelry that filled her jewelry box. Thinking to myself: "One day, I want a beautifully filled jewelry box". Ah... A girl can dream right.

Color palette for your embroidery with the following thread colors: Ultra Very Dark Turquoise, Peacock Blue, Very Light Turquoise, Ultra Very Light Mocha, Light Mocha Beige, Light Rosewood

I’ve always been drawn to teal, aqua, turquoise. Any shade of blue-green feels calming and inviting, but also energizing to me! There’s something special about the mix of blue and green together. Teal reminds me of the water, oceans and lakes, and the sky. There are so many wonderful variations in n

Hello everyone! Today's my turn with the Art with Fabric Blog Hop. The hop is hosted by Alida from Tweety Loves Quilting - you can go to her site to see all the amazing art created by those who joined in. Our brief was - to make a quilt or fabric/fiber object inspired by a specific piece of art. The theme is: My favourite colour. I chose Greens as my favourite colour and then more specifically - Turquoise. The pinks just seemed to add a little punch, so why not.... This time around I chose…