A yellowy green mid tone that will give your needlework a zingy pop of color. It wasn’t until the late eighteenth century that artists were able to get their hands on reliable green pigments. New copper-based greens were discovered by a Swedish chemist called Carl Willhelm Scheele.
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This deep forest green is a strong choice for foliage, stems, and leaves. Green has been found to su…
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Verbena produces an abundance of bold pink blooms that inspired the name for this shade of pink. Use…
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A deep purply brown color named after the Sepia Officialis or common cuttlefish. Cuttlefish produce …
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A bright green with a yellow base like the tightly curled leaves of a new bud. In Shakespeare's day …
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A deeper darker brown shade. Brown is perceived to be an honest and reliable color that's down to ea…
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A watery cool pastel shade of blue that can be used as a mid-tone or with darker shades to add highl…
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This pale gold green would add a refreshing pinch of color to any needlework project. Green is assoc…
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A deep fulsome brown shade that can be used to add deep shadows and contrast in your needlework. Bro…
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This juicy deep mauve shade can be used to add depth and shadow to your work. Purple is the color of…
