Puch is white, but a different white \u2014 an almost ashen off-white. That grey \u201cdusting\u201d darkens it enough to sit with Autumn and deeper types, while on Spring it can look tired. It belongs naturally in a Summer palette, and it is happier in mixes than worn alone.
On its own it sings in three-dimensional stitches that play with light and shadow, or in airy lace \u2014 like down. It is a wonderful partner in marls and colourwork, and it brightens against dark colours.<\/p>\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Fluff is white, but a different white \u2014 an almost ashen off-white. That grey dusting darkens it enough for Autumn and deeper types, while on Spring it can look tired. It belongs naturally in a Summer palette, and is happier in mixes than alone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":4298,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[159],"tags":[160],"class_list":["post-4255","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-journal","tag-kolory"],"acf":{"color_photo":4259,"mood_left":4273,"mood_right":4260,"mood_background":4413,"combination_pairs":[{"photo":4261,"style":4262},{"photo":4263,"style":4264},{"photo":4265,"style":4266},{"photo":4267,"style":4268},{"photo":4271,"style":4272},{"photo":4269,"style":4270}],"color_yarns":[{"image":4257,"variation":1173},{"image":4256,"variation":1173},{"image":4258,"variation":1173}],"color_matches":[{"image":4274,"description":"A delicate pattern in red Rowanberry will enliven a quiet ground of off-white (Fluff) or pale, soft beige (Lamb). Bonus points for combining both light colours \u2014 it adds refinement to the palette."},{"image":4286,"description":"An ideal palette for (Cool) Summer colouring. Greyish white (Fluff) and powder blue (Sky) form a cool, quiet base, while Dark Forest green adds a little \u201cpower\u201d (the more of it, the closer the whole leans toward Winter)."},{"image":4289,"description":"A light base with a dark accent (e.g. a trim) \u2014 Dark Forest green is ideal, because against pale colours it makes a striking contrast without overwhelming. Cooler with Fluff, a touch warmer with Lamb. You can reverse the proportions too."},{"image":4290,"description":"Stormy Sky, Sky and Fluff \u2014 yarn you could knit into clouds. Dreamy and colour-cool; frosty if you lean into Scandinavian-style projects.\nFor Cool Summer, Stormy Sky works as the accent."},{"image":4274,"description":"A delicate pattern in red Rowanberry will enliven a quiet ground of off-white (Fluff) or pale, soft beige (Lamb). Bonus points for combining both light colours \u2014 it adds refinement to the palette."}]},"yoast_head":"\n