For our next challenge I've chosen the theme of rust with a blue-green patina. I've named it Rusty. The colors shown above are just examples of what I'm thinking and there's no need to be matchy-matchy. Feel free to add in any other colors you'd like.
I love these colors! This will be fun.
ReplyDeleteYep - looks like Terry! I have the rusts, but the greens are going to be a problem for me again. I must get to the dye.
ReplyDeleteThis will be a fun challenge -- an interesting direction than one I go to naturally and that's sort of the point of a challenge, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt makes me remember years back when my office looked out on a church that was being restored after a fire. It had a beautiful tall steeple and they covered it in bright, new copper. It was so shiny and orange and really gleamed. And within a few years, it was a gorgeous, patina'd turquoise that was just as gorgeous.
I love rust dyeing so this will be fun.
ReplyDeleteTeal & terracotta. This is a familiar colour scheme. These are the colours we used when we were preparing our Sydney house for sale.
ReplyDeleteThis has lots of potential. Hmm, to stick with a rust theme, or just go with the deserty, terra cotta colors. I wonder if there's a traditional block that references rust? I suspect Wagon Wheel would be about as close as I'd get. ;-)
ReplyDeleteKaren - I will be up for the rust dyeing, too. Already got a plan.
ReplyDeleteYeah! At last someone picks a colour theme that matches my entire wardrobe!
ReplyDeleteWell I have the teal covered in my wardrobe plus shes and handbags. Not so much the rust tones..
ReplyDeleteI have some rust dyed fabric! Hmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteI'm the oddball on this one because I'm of the opinion that this is the hardest challenge yet. I can do the blue-green, but rust! I've conquered orange, so now I'll move on to rust.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, yumbo! I like these :)
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