kwhite

I need to know how I need to rearrange these. Do I need to make any changes to get the right mix of Light Med and Dark?

amma

What are you making K?

kwhite

Storm at sea. These are blues greens aquas and purples

ReRe

It would help if the pictures were in color.

ReRe

kwhite

Actually to determine Hue B&W is best. I don't mind putting the photos on in color though

janRN

K: I like doing things this way too. Right now I'm not seeing any that read "dark"-I see mostly mediums and some lights.
Good luck with this-I'm anxious to see how it turns out. You always do nice work.

kwiltkrazy

Kwhite;
Not a hue-master at all, but the texture is absolutely fantastic. I could see this in black and white making a very interesting quilt.
Lucinda

LindaM

Hi K,

I haven't had a lot of practice at this, but here's what I see:
Dark – 1, 5, 9
Light – 11, 13, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 26
Med - the rest

I like the variety of patterns - a couple of zingers in there!
Linda

Kathy N

If you have a piece of red acetate you can look through it will show you the hue. 3D glasses have one lens that is red. Its amazing what that will do when trying to figure out the order from light to dark.

kwhite

I have seen these tools. I have never been able to really see hue. I would not be surprised to find out that I am Hue retarded. Color is my biggest challange in quilting.