Comments on: Fall Colors 2007 http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357 blog for the color curious Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:54:46 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Iris Mishly http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357&cpage=1#comment-2851 Iris Mishly Wed, 24 Oct 2007 08:48:22 +0000 http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357#comment-2851 Thank you Maggie, that's a great project you did :) Hi Iris - Its great to hear from you. There is so much going on in the polymer world and Israel is especially active! I've put your link below for anyone who wants to check it out: <a href="http://polymerionline.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">http://polymerionline.blogspot.com/</a> Thank you Maggie, that’s a great project you did :)

Hi Iris – Its great to hear from you. There is so much going on in the polymer world and Israel is especially active! I’ve put your link below for anyone who wants to check it out:

http://polymerionline.blogspot.com/

]]> By: admin http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357&cpage=1#comment-2430 admin Mon, 01 Oct 2007 04:48:53 +0000 http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357#comment-2430 Hi Mo - Aha! So that's where the your colors came from. My experience is that you don't use the forecast colors as a new palette but as modifiers of your own palette. Sometimes - like this year's fall colors - they really do look ugly all together! So just have fun with the new colors that resonate with you. I am play ing with the tealy blue - just love it. Maggie Hi Mo – Aha! So that’s where the your colors came from. My experience is that you don’t use the forecast colors as a new palette but as modifiers of your own palette. Sometimes – like this year’s fall colors – they really do look ugly all together! So just have fun with the new colors that resonate with you. I am play ing with the tealy blue – just love it. Maggie

]]> By: Maureen Thomas http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357&cpage=1#comment-2387 Maureen Thomas Wed, 26 Sep 2007 23:04:37 +0000 http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357#comment-2387 Maggie, thanks for the recipes. Earlier this year, for fun, I selected my six favorites from Pantone’s Spring '07 forecast and tried to use them in as many ways as possible (this was the palette I showed you recently at your Sacramento workshop). Since taking your Smashing Colors class I know I will have a much easier time custom-mixing in the future. Thanks again for the “cheat sheet”; I planned to wait until after the workshop to try to match a few of these fall Pantone colors, but you’ve done the work for me! Maggie, thanks for the recipes. Earlier this year, for fun, I selected my six favorites from Pantone’s Spring ‘07 forecast and tried to use them in as many ways as possible (this was the palette I showed you recently at your Sacramento workshop). Since taking your Smashing Colors class I know I will have a much easier time custom-mixing in the future. Thanks again for the “cheat sheet”; I planned to wait until after the workshop to try to match a few of these fall Pantone colors, but you’ve done the work for me!

]]> By: Fall’s Hottest Color Recipes · Polymer Clay @ CraftGossip http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357&cpage=1#comment-2364 Fall’s Hottest Color Recipes · Polymer Clay @ CraftGossip Tue, 25 Sep 2007 15:02:14 +0000 http://maggiemaggio.com/color/?p=357#comment-2364 [...] Color-guru Maggie Maggio posted polymer clay formulas for Pantone’s Fall color trends.  Along with the recipes she offers some hints on using the trendy hues in your clay creations. [...] [...] Color-guru Maggie Maggio posted polymer clay formulas for Pantone’s Fall color trends.  Along with the recipes she offers some hints on using the trendy hues in your clay creations. [...]

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