Wondering where to get your own gray scale? For about $2 American, you can pick up one of these pocket color wheels at Discount Art, or at your local scrapbooking store. Features: Color Definitions (hue, tint, primary color, intensity, and so on) Color Harmonies (mono-chromatic, analogous, split complement, etc.) Gray Scale A whole lot of …
From Frugal Homemaker Plus, this formula from Tightwad Gazette: You need nine pieces. Two blazers, three tops, and four bottoms. Make sure that all these items will coordinate with each other! I generally choose basic solid colors for the blazers and pants, like black or khaki. By doing this, you create 24 possible combinations of …
If you haven’t been over to my other blog for awhile, there’s a new question for you to answer. Riveting!
