Showing posts with label trend spotting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trend spotting. Show all posts

Saturday, December 12, 2015

2016 color trends

It's December again and since Etsy success requires that we keep looking ahead, let's just pretend it's 2016! I don't post many treasuries but I made this one of 2016 color trends and wanted to save it here for posterity's sake. To find the items I used a combination of casual browsing like always, but leaned heavily on the color app on my widgets page that lets me type in any hex code and find Etsy items that match.

http://spacefem.com/etsy/color.php

The treasury:

'2016 Colors' by spacefem

Treasury of trending colors for 2016 - bright, happy, ready for a new year!


Ladies Underwear- Pink Linge...
$25

GIGANTIC Shabby Chic Vintage...
$5.15

Blue Pottery Vase, 10 1/4 in...
$22

Handmade Laptop Bag ,Yellow ...
$85

Neon Green, Suede Fringe Tas...
$2

5 clothespins turquoise dis...
$4

hanging lamp/wooden lamps/pe...
$649

Superfine merino felting woo...
$5.5

Handmade carmine felt Cachep...
$8

Glass Cabochons Ornate Flora...
$4.5

Hand-made in Ethiopia: The L...
$19.99

Horse Throw Blanket Horse Bl...
$45

Vintage brown wide slashed l...
$19.99

My house at night. - Print o...
$30

Lalique France Noel 1992 Gre...
$45

Dahlia Flower Pillow Cover -...
$35
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Thursday, September 12, 2013

2013 trending color: flat brown

Earlier in the year pantone announced that emerald green was making a huge comeback and would totally be the color of 2013. This has proven to be total crap, which is a shame because it looks good on me, but seriously we're not seeing it anywhere. I'm not sure who emerald paid off at pantone to get such a nice prediction made out of it, but it didn't work.

No, the real trending colors for the year seem to be flat ones. Low saturation, neutral, relaxing, and homemade-looking. With that in mind, I've chosen a nice flat brown for my latest spoonflower fabric: geek glasses on flat brown


The color: #AB9073. I seriously compared a spoonflower color sample swatch to a chunk of cardboard. Don't laugh, I love it.

Here, I will put chevrons on it:



And this pattern I made over at colourlovers: