VIRTUAL ZOOM WORKSHOP Fiber Blending Color Theory:

Practice color theory through the lens of carding custom blends! This second workshop installment explores how a hue/true color is modified through the addition of white, grey, or black (i.e. tint, tone, and shade). Additionally, we will take a closer look at how these modified hues behave when paired with neutrals, true hues, and more!

Kits are available with a full supply list below if you would prefer to source from your stash.

Workshop Objective: Blending Color Theory basics - understand where tint, tone, and shade come from
- explore the how these modified hues affect pairings with true hues, other modified hues, fluorescents, neutrals, and more

This is a live ZOOM workshop to take place Tuesday , March 18
1-2:30PM EST

Live attendance is not required, with the class recording available for at 30 days following the workshop date.

Students will be emailed a reminder of suggested tools and supplies, virtual handouts, and link to attend the workshop. Recording will uploaded and available the following day.

Suggested Materials:
.5-.75 oz each of black, white, and grey fibers (recommend wool or alpaca as a base, can be in any form - fleece, top, roving
At least 1 oz of a true hue (any color on the color wheel - i.e. Red, Green Blue, Purple, etc.)
*i would recommend having at least one oz of two different true hues if possible - kits will include 2 full oz of true hues.

Kits are available here: https://bricolagestudios.bigcartel.com/product/supply-kit-fiber-blending-color-theory-tint-tone-shade

Suggested Tools:
Drum Carder