Take this color test
Thanks to Heidi for sending me this link. It was fun. I quickly arranged the blocks and scored a 28. I had trouble with blue-greens, blue and some purple, probably why I prefer reds and golds. What was your score?
What’s Your Colour Strength? Take the Color Planning Test
Color planning plays a vital role in bringing your rug hooking projects to life. The color planning for rug hooking section offers insightful resources to help guide you in selecting the right colors for your designs, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced hooker.
When making adjustments to your rug hooking project, it’s essential to understand how to modify colors effectively. The Seabee color planning adjustments guide can help you fine-tune your color choices, ensuring the perfect harmony between tones.
Value plays a significant role in achieving depth and dimension in your rug. The how to use value in color planning guide walks you through how to incorporate light and dark values into your work, helping you create more visually dynamic pieces.
With these resources, you can further develop your skills and confidence in color planning, making your rug hooking projects truly shine. Happy hooking!
At 60yo, my eyes are better than I thought. I got a 4. Thanks Cindi- that was fun.
I was amazed that I finished with a four! Not useful for color planning perhaps, but it was fun just the same.
This test just tests if you can perceive differences in color, not how well you can put colors together. It’s more a test for how your eyes are working, kind of like a blood pressure test. You do not have a whole lot of control over it. My theory is that we prefer the colors where we CAN see the differences. At least, that is how it worked for me.
I was unsure of my colors, too…but happy with my 12!
Thanks for the link – I’ve always been unsure of my color choices, but I got a score of 8, which looked good after seeing the comparison in my age range. I wasn’t nearly as far off as I expected to be.
I scored a 6. That was fun and good feedback. Thanks for posting the link!