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4th August 08, 05:42 AM
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 Originally Posted by vmac3205
My husband gets what I knit for him, so he has a heather green, a grey and nice dark blue all done in the John Anderson pattern. His new pair will be cream, but I haven't decided on the pattern yet. He has very thick calves, and I shudder to think of them in an argyle or any other two color combination. Good grief, that's too much for they eye to take in, so I'm voting for what looks best on the individual.
Those sound very nice. I agree, not that I have to look at anyone, but wearing something that stands out too much spoils the look. My point is always, there are colors that look great on one person, but horrible on another. Best to figure out which is which and go with those... When I was growing up, I had to wear lots of bright orange or bright yellow because... well parents. When I wear those colors, that is all people see! I learned that pastel colors or summer colors work much better for me. Other people might look bland in those colors.
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