Supplies

Mountain Rose Herbs: An online resource for DIY beauty supplies, such as the Beetroot powder and hibiscus powder featured in our natural blush recipe.

Dharma Trading Company: Supplies natural dyes, fabrics, and dyeable garments by mail.

Books

Color Revival by Lora Alexander: a book explaining 12 and 16 season color analysis

Understanding Your Color by Kathryn Kalisz: a guide to the theory of personal color analysis written by the late artist, master colorist, and the CEO of Sci/ART.

Tools

Ultimate 3 in 1 Color Tool and Studio Color Wheel: A helpful set of color cards that includes hex, RGB, and CMYK color formulas.

Ruby beholder: a clear red view finder used in quilting to help balance light and dark colors.

Color evaluator II: These red and green filters can be used with either warm colors (red) or cool colors (green) to evaluate color values of light and dark.

Color Snap by Sherwin-Williams: A free mobile app that allows you to find hex values from photographs.

Adobe Color CC: Create a palette of colors that works together with this free online tool.

Easy RGB: Input RGB or hex colors to find paint colors in your palette, then build your own deck of swatches.

Websites

Association of Image Consultants International: Find a color consultant

Christine Scaman: 12 Blueprints: Christine trains color analysts and writes this excellent blog helping people define their color palettes. A directory of color analysts trained in her system can be found here.

Pantone: more color inspiration and tools than you can imagine

Fabric

Diamond ikat in cream/lilac/navy: The ikat Adelaide dress from this month's issue was made in this woven ikat fromStone Mountain and Daughter, $19/yard.

Designer essentials linen: Solid linen/cotton blends in olive and plum seen this month are from Sew Biased Fabrics, $14.50/yard. The vanilla color was also used for the indigo-dyed version of Adelaide.