Keeping with tradition, here's a run-through of my previous Pantone-inspired creations....
:: Living Coral 2019 :: "Timeless"
:: Rose Quartz and Serenity 2016 :: "Pantone Meets Bias Tape"
:: Marsala 2015 :: "Sizzling"
:: Emerald 2013 :: "An Emerald Table"
:: Tangerine Tango 2012 :: "Tangerisk"
So do you think you'll dabble with it? Are you a fan or no? Curious to read more about Classic Blue and why it was chosen? Apparently, it's big news!
- Pantone Declares Another Year of Blue from The New York Times
- Pantone's Color of the Year Is a Comforting Start to 2020. Here’s What to Know About the Choice from TIME
- Pantone Color Of The Year 2020: Classic Blue Travel Destinations Around The World from Forbes
- Pantone Colour of the Year 2020 has been announced as Classic Blue: How you can incorporate Classic Blue into your own home... from Homes & Gardens
I am excited about this blue too! What KONA color do you think comes closest to it? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI will definitely play with this great color! Love seeing your quilts every year.... I need to rustle mine up and look back
ReplyDeleteI must say this is a lovely blue and it will be fun to see what you come up with. I don't have a lot of blue in my stash and so far have never made a quilt for the Pantone challenge.
ReplyDeleteI love this blue, although I love all blues. I also really love that purple quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are exciting!
ReplyDeleteAnd classic blue is just that, it's a color so embedded in our memories.
And this time of the year I think of Mary, mother of Jesus, almost always portrayed wearing blue.
I love this year's colour and I'm really excited to see what you make this year! I love seeing this round-up from you every year. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm happy for you that this is a color you love. It's apparent that you've figured out how to embrace whatever color is announced, as each of your projects look great! I've participated only once, as I find I'm often hesitant to try something newly-introduced. Perhaps Classic Blue will grow on me, and by the end of next year, I'll be making something! Ha, ha, ha.
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