Color Theory: White

I began writing about the colors last year, I talked about Pink and Green, before I was distracted by life. Now that its almost Autumn, Sept. 23rd marks the official change of seasons, and I discussed "Orange" being the color of Fall in my Sept. Newsletter, I'm thinking about my color theory posts once again and decided to pick up where I left off. Today...White.

Agave

These plants are from my yard in Texas, except for this Agave which was taken at Enchanted Rock.

Strictly speaking white is not really a color, but a manifestation of the presence of all color, the complete energy of light. It symbolizes wholeness and completion. Brides in many countries wear white, including here in the US, because it also symbolizes purity.

And white daisies symbolize love, remember..."He loves me, he loves me not?"

I can't remember the name of this fuzzy plant! But its supposed to repel deer.

And I also have some beautiful yarns available in white.

Suri Elegance White House

Alpaca Yarn Company's Suri Elegance is a lustrous, elegant 100% suri alpaca lace weight yarn. Each generous hank is 100 grams with approximately 875 yards, enough to knit or crochet a very special shawl or wrap. Suri Elegance in White House would create a lovely lace veil for a bride.

Tosh DK Antler

Tosh DK, by Madelinetosh, is a superbly soft DK to light worsted weight yarn. Crafted of a luxurious 100% superwash merino wool each generous skein is put up with 225 yards. Use Tosh DK for your next garment or accessory project for adults or children its soft enough to wear next to your skin and easy to care for.

Tosh Vintage Milk

Madelinetosh Tosh Vintage is crafted of 100% superwash merino wool and put up in a 200 yard skein. Working up at a versatile gauge Tosh Vintage is perfect for hard wearing sweater and accessory projects.