Chip It!
This is not a sponsored post. I just think it's really super-duper fun.
I was flipping through an old Food Network magazine the other day (because I am very, very behind on my magazine reading) and I saw an ad for a Sherwin-Williams paint tool called Chip It. At first I thought it was something like Design Seeds where they provide you with color schemes. You know the one- the site that gives you those awesome palettes taken from a photograph:
Chip It is a site that is similar, except you can make palettes from your own photos or photos you see online using Sherwin-Williams paint color chips. So for all of you out there renovating your space, this may give you some inspiration!
It's so easy to use. You can either put a Chip It! button up on your toolbar (just like the Pin It tool) to make a palette from an online photo, or you can pull from your own photo collection. I tried it out last night with this photo that hubs took while looking for bushes for our yard:
I was flipping through an old Food Network magazine the other day (because I am very, very behind on my magazine reading) and I saw an ad for a Sherwin-Williams paint tool called Chip It. At first I thought it was something like Design Seeds where they provide you with color schemes. You know the one- the site that gives you those awesome palettes taken from a photograph:
Chip It is a site that is similar, except you can make palettes from your own photos or photos you see online using Sherwin-Williams paint color chips. So for all of you out there renovating your space, this may give you some inspiration!
It's so easy to use. You can either put a Chip It! button up on your toolbar (just like the Pin It tool) to make a palette from an online photo, or you can pull from your own photo collection. I tried it out last night with this photo that hubs took while looking for bushes for our yard:
I got this.
Sorry, you have to click on the link. While you can Facebook it, tweet it, or pin it, I can't find a good way to share the image because the page is interactive. You can get up to ten colors per chip card for an expanded palette. You should definitely try it out!
