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i m a designer working for an export house where i have to each day create new design of jackets full of bright colours but since i no enough information of bright colour combination i want a help from threads to improve my desigens. and if you can then please provide me with some simple and new desigen on patch work as well as pockets.
*Samika, Threads magazine is just full of interesting, bright color combinations, jacket ideas, and pocket and patchwork ideas. I think that all you need to do is browse through nearly 100 back issues (you can order issues here at the website or find them at your local library) to find a wealth of new ideas and inspiration. You can adapt quilt designs and color combinations to use on jackets, too.Let me know how this works out for you, and whether it helps with the challenges of your job.
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