Another Color Tool to help with your Border - Lesson #2

Welcome back for Lesson #2 in helping you to pick out the proper Border for my next mystery, Grand Central. Day 9 of the 31 Day Blog Challenge!
If you missed yesterday's post, you are going to want to start there first. Scroll down or click HERE.
Today, I have an Online Tool for you!
Lets get started!
Once again, you are going to start with a Border that you love.
However, instead of going directly to your 3-in-1 Color Tool. You can use a free online tool from Color.Adobe which will help you pull ideal color plans from your fabric.
Note: I find that I still like to use the 3-in-1 Color Tool to match to their selection, as that makes it easier for me to select fabric later. More on that at the end of this post.
Let me take you step-by-step on how this works.
In order to do this, you will need to upload a photo of your Border fabric to a tool at https://color.adobe.com/createFirst take a photo of your Border fabric and save it in a place you can access from your computer or tablet…
If you missed yesterday's post, you are going to want to start there first. Scroll down or click HERE.
Today, I have an Online Tool for you!
Lets get started!
Once again, you are going to start with a Border that you love.
However, instead of going directly to your 3-in-1 Color Tool. You can use a free online tool from Color.Adobe which will help you pull ideal color plans from your fabric.
Note: I find that I still like to use the 3-in-1 Color Tool to match to their selection, as that makes it easier for me to select fabric later. More on that at the end of this post.
Let me take you step-by-step on how this works.
In order to do this, you will need to upload a photo of your Border fabric to a tool at https://color.adobe.com/createFirst take a photo of your Border fabric and save it in a place you can access from your computer or tablet…