I'm Sari and I'm Haley and this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio everybody so we're celebrating the second week of Design Your

Wardrobe for this season and if you're not familiar with Design Your Wardrobe we've been

talking about this for the last couple weeks but Design Your Wardrobe is a three-week interactive class that we have at Seamwork that helps you to plan a seasonal wardrobe that you can sew. So it's just a really fun process that you can go through with other people and a huge number of people from our community participate in it.

It's something that's free if you're a Seamwork member.

So if you're interested, you can go to seamwork.com slash wardrobe and learn more about it.

But this week in Design Your Wardrobe, we're talking about color and print and how to create

your own palette for the personal collection that you

want to create through the designer wardrobe process. So today on this episode, we wanted to talk

about a few tips and tricks that we've used to get better at creating usable, inspiring palettes

that really work for each of us. So let's start with our icebreaker for today,

Haley. What's your favorite color to wear? My favorite color to wear, it's probably blue,

which is different from my like actual favorite color, which is pink. What about you? My favorite

color to wear is probably, it's very

boring. I want to say it's pink or blue because I do love those colors, but black is probably

the color. Black or like a white, a creamy white are probably the colors that I wear the most. I

love black and white is kind of my base and then everything else kind of

gets layered in. So I don't know. I've worn a lot of black my whole, my whole adult and

teenage also life. Especially teenage life. It's classic. For me, it's a real feel goodgood color. Like, I always feel good in black. And blue,

some shades of it are definitely have that same feeling to me. I love denim. I wear a lot of denim.

So definitely I like navy blue and like indigo blue and really all shades of blue. It makes me feel good. But I do wear a lot of black. If you look, if you were to look at my closet, at my wardrobe of clothing, you'd see a lot of black and a lot of cream. So. When I think of like seri colors, I definitely think of like black and cream for sure. They just make me feel good. I love the

simplicity of them too. So we definitely want to hear what you guys think about this. What is your

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