[Nfb-krafters-korner] Explaining Colors

[slery]

Just to get your head out of complicated geometry.

Think of a pie and cutting it into six pieces, each of those pieces is a
primary or secondary color. Pieces beside each other and pieces that are
across from each other go together. I hope this helps you actually picture
the wheel

Cindy S.

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> oh boy! this is a lot to absorb! :-)
> 
>  I never took a geometry class old the way you're explaining it
> is a little hard but I think I got part of the concept of how this
> works.
> 
>  Thanks so much Lisa ! :-)
> 
>  Portia
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