| Home > e-Learning main page > Color Class Info |
| Color
is often the first thing we notice about quilts and other art.
Either the colors attract us or they repel us. This class
will teach you how to use this powerful element to enhance your quilts
and and achieve amazing results!
Using paper only, you'll work through a series of exercises that
will make you an expert by the end of the class. Along the way you’ll learn the answers to these questions and
many more: - Where can I get inspiration for color combinations? - How do you work a color wheel? Why is it useful? - What goes with my favorite color? - Why don’t all these blues go together? - What is a neutral, and how do I choose one? Completed exerices become part of a class workbook. Although this book will serve as a useful resource to you, it's real value comes from the knowledge you'll gain as you compile it. Learn more, by clicking
on any of the underlined references, below. Find out about the e-Learning experience: technical issues, privacy, and much more at How It Works. 5 lessons, $55
|
![]() Hopes and Daydreams, ©2001 Class excerpt: The quilt above demonstrates what Ellen
calls the “Little Bit of Fire” concept. It’s considered desirable to use cool colors (blue, green, purple) as the primary colors, and warm ones (yellow, orange, red) as accents. Since warm colors are the colors of fire, Ellen helps her students remember this guideline by saying, “It only takes a little bit of fire to get dramatic results." |
Class Requirements:
Sewing
machine - NOT NEEDED
Sewing skill - NOT NEEDED
Artistic skill - NOT NEEDED
Computer software - In order to access
class lessons, students need the free downloadable software Adobe
Acrobat Reader. Click
here to download it.
Optional - Students who would like to
share (upload) images of their quilts should also reference How
It Works, for additional technical information. (Sharing
images is not a requirement of this course.)
Class Schedule:
All classes start on a Friday. The first lesson will be posted by noon on that day, Eastern time. Each subsequent lesson will be posted on the following Fridays. However, each lesson is available for two weeks, so they overlap.
Sign Up Information:
(Your privacy is greatly
respected! Read the full Privacy
Policy here.)
Sign
up available February 14th, 2008. Click here.
|
Ellen Lindner, www.adventurequilter.com |