Have you ever found yourself captivated by the soothing and enchanting allure of lavender? Lately, I’ve been swept away on a lavender creative journey and today I bring you a delightful lavender color palette. You can adapt this color palette to any stitching project and add a touch of whimsy and tranquility to your creations.
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Inspiration
I created this stitch color palette for the lavender embroidery project, which will soon be available in the free pattern library for you to download. It uses delightful hues that effortlessly add a sense of serenity and sophistication to any embroidery project.
This lavender color palette harmonizes beautifully with other shades too. If you’re using it on other projects, consider combining it with soft pastels like blush pink, mint green, or buttery yellow for a dreamy, whimsical effect.
If you’re feeling adventurous, contrasting lavender with bold pops of royal blue or rich plum can create a striking and modern statement in your embroideries.
DMC to Anchor Thread Color Conversion Chart
The Lavender color palette uses the following shades of thread: Lavender Light, Lavender Dark, Violet Very Dark, Mocha Beige Medium, and Brown Medium.
DMC STRANDED COTTON
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| DMC 211 | DMC 209 | DMC 550 | DMC 3863 | DMC 433 |
Anchor Stranded Cotton
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| A 108 | A 110 | A 102 | A 379 | A 358 |
RGB Values
If you plan to use this color palette for digital display works (TV, computer, tablet, or smartphone) use the RGB values from the chart below.
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| #E3CBE3 | #A37BA7 | #5C184E | #A4835C | #7A451F |
I stitched the lavender basket pattern using Anchor threads. Personally, I find them a bit more saturated than the DMC brand. If using DMC threads, please note there might be small differences in tone and saturation.
If you need to create a smoother transition between shades, usually needed when working on a needle painting project, you can include more shades of each color family.
Lavender in Home Decor Projects
Lavender is an incredibly versatile color that can be used not only in your embroideries but in various home decor projects, each offering a unique and captivating atmosphere.
Incorporating the lavender palette through pillows, accent blankets, or wall hangings is an effective way to create a cohesive and harmonious design.
Alternatively, patterns featuring both sky blue and lavender can be used in curtains, bedspreads, or pillows to create a visually appealing and calming design.
From vintage to Scandinavian and even mid-century modern, lavender’s charm and elegance make it the perfect choice for creating stunning and unique room designs.
Each room style offers its unique charm and atmosphere, allowing you to create a space that perfectly reflects your personal taste and style.
From the nostalgic beauty of vintage lavender to the soft and balanced color scheme of Scandinavian lavender, and the bold and striking contrast of mid-century modern lavender, the possibilities are truly endless with this versatile and enchanting color.
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- Blue Violet Color Palette for Embroidery
Did you try this color palette? Tag @makenstitch on Instagram and hashtag it #makenstitch so I can see your magic!
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