Anytime I mix with a pinkish color, I now I’m going to get a make-up palette of colors – this is sort of a highlight/contour palette? I really like the Guava color – I think it’s kind of a magical color because it looks bubblegum pink in the package, but when it’s cured it has a warm/orangish undertone to it. But if you compare it to a piece of unbaked- it matches. We know polymer clay is magical, so I just shrug and go with it!
The four anchor colors along the top, Pumpkin, Pistachio, Latte and Guava, create a gorgeous palette that I’m guessing will work with any hair color and complexion. And those 1:1 mixes? I know I’ll be remixing all of these to use!
Autumnal Sunsets With Polymer Clay
Now the sub-palettes:
#1 This is my favorite sub-palette! The Pumpkin-Guava mix serves as a neutral but it’s a much lighter color value than Latte.
#2 I keep shaking my head and thinking, “Why has Pistachio languished in my clay cabinet?” It’s a great pop of color in a palette and a super mix color!
#3 Ahh, this is a classy combo that reminds me of the richness of camel-hair coats. (Not that we EVER have the opportunity to wear something that heavy where I live! lol)
xoxo, syn