Colour in Textiles
What colour in textiles means
Primary, secondary and related colours and their use in design.
Before you start
Not confident yet? Work through Elements of Textile Design first.
Worked example
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Which of the following are the primary colours?
- Red, yellow and blue
- Green, orange and purple
- Black, white and grey
- Pink, brown and gold
Working: Red, yellow and blue are the primary colours from which other colours are mixed.
Curriculum and exam alignment
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Related skills
Other Textile Design Basics skills in Textiles (Design & Printing), at the same point in the course.
Other Textiles (Design & Printing) topics
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Exams that assess colour in textiles
Senior High work on this skill feeds directly into these exam papers. Each page lists the Textiles (Design & Printing) topics that appear on it.
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Practise colour in textiles
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