22 Yarn Color Pairing Combinations
You’ve picked your pattern and now you’re completely overwhelmed by yarn choices. What’s even harder, you need more than one color! There’s been times where I haven’t started a new project for days while I stall on making the hard decision: what colors pair well together for this project? What am I going for? Bold and trendy? Tried and true classics? Or maybe play it safe with neutrals?
If you’d like to get a deep dive on how single colors are classified and what mood/tone they evoke, check out my previous post, Choosing the Right Yarn Colors. If you’d like to see some recommended color pairings, keep reading!
The Bold & Trendy
Lime Green & Deep Blue
This unexpected pairing gives enough contrast while also feeling bright and bold.
Pink & Deep Blue
A bolder take on a classic pairing.
Lavender & Blush Pink
These two colors paired together evoke a sense of romance.
Lavender & Teal
This combination is calming but also feels trendy and youthful.
Midnight Blue & Turquoise
The boldness of the turquoise is highlighted and yet also calmed by the deepness of the midnight blue.
Blush Pink & Hot Pink
This is an electric take on a classic light/dark pink combination.
Blush Pink & Royal Blue
A more modern approach to a common classic pairing.
Mauve, Violet, & Pearl
An analogous match made in heaven.
The Classics
Blush Pink & Navy
A soft and subtle combination that always pairs well.
Pink & Gray
A classic take that veers on pastel.
Black & Teal
A solid pairing that shows you’re willing to take some risks while keeping it simple.
Black & Gray
A more classic approach while still having a bold contrast.
Black & White
Is there a more classic pairing?
A Classic Trio
Black, gray, and white. You can’t beat it.
Classic Trio with a Kick
Ok, maybe you can beat it.
Red & Ivory
High contrast with style.
Sky Blue, Navy, & Mist
Who says monochromatic is boring?
The Neutrals
Beige & Brown
The most classic of neutral pairings.
Beige & Green
A neutral with a hint of color. Dare we be so bold?
Green & Gray
A moody, misty approach that feels like a winter morning.
Blush Pink & Gray
So soft it almost blends together. Almost.
Blush Pink & Brown
Just enough color and contrast without being too daring.
What are some of your favorite pairings? Let me know in the comments!
