The Joy of Color

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Second Sunday is the afternoon the Smoky Mountain Knitting Guild gathers in Waynesville. Today Judi did a great presentation on color choices in fiber projects. What was fun was that although she talked some color theory and use of the color wheel for those of us who are left-brained, she also presented some great techniques for those of us who are right-brained including a hands-on exercise involving a table full of balls of variously colored yarns. Then came the delight of reconnecting with Judi. She and Karen had both been at a Deborah Chandler weaving workshop in Clearwater several years ago!

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