How to Use a Color Card Deck

Join Amy Barrett-Daffin on an exciting color journey with the Essential Color Card Deck by Joen Wolfrom!
Learn how to use this versatile tool to explore a stunning array of colors, including neutrals, tints, and grayscale shades. Each card is packed with valuable information, providing RGB, CMYK, and HEX codes to integrate into any color-based project seamlessly. Whether you’re quilting, painting, decorating your home, or using color in any project, these cards are your perfect companion.
Watch Amy in action as she demonstrates using a piece of vibrant fabric. See how she expertly pulls different color cards to find complementary colors and determine color values, creating a lively and cohesive color story.
Don’t miss out on this colorful exploration! Find the Essential Color Card Deck at C&T Publishing: www.ctpub.com/...
Explore our other color tools by Joen Wolfrom to help you pick color combinations:
- Palette-Builder Color Tool: www.ctpub.com/...
- Essential Color Wheel Companion: www.ctpub.com/...
- Ultimate 3-in-1 Color Tool Updated 3rd Edition: www.ctpub.com/...
Want to learn more about color from expert Joen Wolfrom? Join her color lecture "What's Up with Color?" and explore her secrets of integrating vibrant color in quilts. Learn more at Creative Spark: creativespark....

[@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669]

Many thanks for demonstration these colors and their ones next IT.
I have always felt color challenges however, today I helped to select most of the color combos as you did. Exciting to me, again , many thanks. I have already ordered this color card pack!!!

[@joydicksonquilts]

I have the cards but wasn’t sure how to use them. Thank you so much for explaining ❤

[@kathyboudreau3452]

Who makes that beautiful fabric behind the cards?

[@sandraclear8710]

I see how I can use the cards to find a solid fabric to add to the primary fabric, but how do I use them to pick a complimentary fabric that is not a solid?

[@pegasus8873]

I’m no expert but I would choose a color that brings out the color in the pattern that I want to stand out. Just IMO. I defer to the experts.