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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- Introduction
- Introduction
- CHAPTER 1: COLOR 101
- Exercise: Color Families
- Value
- Exercise: Making a Value Scale
- Exercise: Relative Value
- Intensity
- Exercise: Intensity
- Warm and Cool
- Exercise: Warm and Cool
- Color 101 Review
- Blocks for Mock-Up Exercises
- CHAPTER 2: ONE COLOR FAMILY
- Exercise: Monochromatic Mock-Up
- Project- Blue Plaid Shirt
- Project- Chinese Coins
- CHAPTER 3: THE NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS
- Exercise: Analogous Colors Mock-Up
- Project- Twilight Zone
- Project- Jumping In the Leaves
- CHAPTER 4: THE FAMILY ACROSS THE ROAD
- Exercise: Complementary Colors Mock-Up
- Project- Rose Window
- Project- Look Both Ways
- CHAPTER 5: A FORK IN THE ROAD
- Let's Talk About Yellow
- Exercise: Split-Complementary Colors Mock-Up
- Project- Hopscotch
- Project- City Mouse
- CHAPTER 6: THE TRIPLETS
- Exercise: Triad Colors Mock-Up
- Project- Copper Beech
- Project- Midnight Stars
- CHAPTER 7: THE FAMILY REUNION
- Scrap or Multicolored Quilts
- Two Plans for Scrap Quilts
- Exercise: Observe and Practice
- Project- Family Gathering
- QUILTMAKING 101
- ABOUT THE AUTHORS
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Title: Color for the Terrified Quilter: Plain Talk, Simple Lessons, 11 Projects
Author/Designer: Ionne McCauley, Sharon Pederson
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2007
Publisher: That Patchwork Place, Woodinville, WA
Language: English
Page Count: 96
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 9781564777225
SUMMARY- The authors do an excellent job of explaining color intensity and color values of fabric - and why it's important to understand this in quilting. If you're confused about why your pattern isn't popping - or worried that it won't if you're still in the fabric selection phase, this book is a good place to educate yourself.
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