If Carl Froch loses to Andre Ward

These floral arrangement tips can help you create spectacular color combinations, IMMEDIATELY. You'll see how to use the color wheel like a pro, and you'll learn basic color theory, too — monochromatic, analogous, complementary and triadic color schemes await you.

Relax, it's easy to come up with great color combinations for any kind of flower arrangement!
You can begin by deciding if there is to be a main color for your floral arrangement, then build upon it. Single color floral designs are fine, but a color-coordinated arrangement has extra appeal.

Below are some color suggestions to get you started. Use some or all colors of a group as you wish.

- Black / grey / silver / white
OPTION: For contrast, you can add one other color to this group
(e.g. red or blue)

- Blue / peach / orange / yellow / white
- Red / blue / purple / pink / white
- Orange / red / yellow / brown / white


Pretty easy, right?

Now, let's take a look at how floral professionals might choose their color scheme.


Floral Arrangement Tips:
How to Use the Color Wheel
The color wheel illustrations below will ease you into basic color theory with a demonstration of monochromatic, analogous, complementary and triadic color combinations. (Watch the eyebrows raise when you toss off these phrases on your next visit to the florist!)



Once you understand these basic color combinations, there are many variations you can experiment with in a flower arrangement.


Color Wheel Combinations
Take another look at this flower arrangement (design by Chrissie Harten).

This mound design is a perfect example of using a Triadic color scheme (red, blue, yellow) combined with a touch of the Analogous (purple, which is right next to red on the color wheel).

See how easy that was? And it looks great!

Let's have some fun and expand on that idea.

Think about this: you can further combine the Analogous and Triadic color harmonies to create a breathtaking floral design that will bring compliments galore.

Here's what I mean...

Take the main TRIADIC colors - blue, red and yellow. It's a simple step to extend the range with shades of all three colors (ANALOGOUS).
- Dark blue, medium blue, light blue
- Purple, red, pink
- Dark yellow, light yellow
- add some browns, as in sunflowers or twigs and branches

All these colors can be combined in a single floral arrangement, mixed among the design elements — but you could skip a few and still get a 'Wow!'

Experiment with these colorful floral arrangement tips in your next silk flower arrangement — I bet you'll surprise everyone!

 

Froch will fight the best till he retires. :yep

 

Bring on Bute.

 

Regardless of the outcome, he will be fighting Kessler.

 

Rematch Dirrell regardless of the outcome

 

I think your name is very apt. Has to be with that post. Of course Froch wouldn't of going on that run but its the same for all the guys in the tournament then.

 

He deserves a somewhat easy fight in Nottingham

 

I agree, Froch has put together a very good record because of the Super 6. I don;t think he'd have managed to do it otherwise.

Fair play to him though, eh?