Complementary was easy. I completely remembered the concept of "opposites on the color wheel" from seventh grade art with Miss Green. She was a nervous, fluttery woman with dyed red-orange hair (complement of Green?) and bulging eyes due to some sort of a thyroid disorder, it was rumored. The seventh grade boys called her Froggy. We can be so cruel.
But I digress.
Top Row: Yellow and Violet, Blue and Orange.
Bottom Row: Yellow and Lively Violet.
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Barbara Anne said…
Love your blocks and I, too, remember complimentary colors thanks to Miss Kessler, my 7th and 8th grades art teacher.
You've reminded me that I called my parent's real estate agent "Pop-Eyes" when she wasn't around. I was about 7 years old and much later when in nursing school, I learned about thyroid problems, Synthroid (the Rx), and the benefit of timely treatment.
I'm sewing Mystery Quilt block pairs together, two over two, and am making HSTs for a UFO that needs more blocks. Isn't it just too much fun?
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You've reminded me that I called my parent's real estate agent "Pop-Eyes" when she wasn't around. I was about 7 years old and much later when in nursing school, I learned about thyroid problems, Synthroid (the Rx), and the benefit of timely treatment.
I'm sewing Mystery Quilt block pairs together, two over two, and am making HSTs for a UFO that needs more blocks. Isn't it just too much fun?
Hugs!