Sentences with phrase «think mustard colored»

I think these mustard colored ones were probably one of the best ones that I purchased.

Think mustard colored tights!

Not exact matches

Don't let its color fool you into thinking that the taste is similar to German sweet mustard, which it looks like.

I debated between this navy color or the mustard, but thought navy was more versatile for my lifestyle.

I also think that purple works well with the fall colors as in forest green, navy blue and mustard yellow.

I think my favorite things this season are my new red rain boots (so cute & practical) and my wonderful mustard colored scarf.

Pair it with a neutral (think navy or black) or try a complementary color, such as mustard.

Using the same line of thinking, I chose another color in the plaid, mustard yellow, for my second accent color.

I think the mustard is such a surprise color that pairs perfectly with the leopard print and really pops.

We love the mustard color and pattern of this long - sleeved beauty we found recently and thought it paired perfectly with this printed black / cream clutch and some fun burgundy booties!

Stupidly, for some reason I went online to look at it, I think I wanted to see if it came in other colors (it does, a wine and mustard that are perfect for fall) or something and I realized, it's not supposed to be wrinkly.

with target dollas i think i'd get a few more items of clothing (they have the best colors — mustard yellow!

I think this mustard - yellow is such a great fall color, and especially all olive tones (outfit's with this color are coming soon!).

But if you must limit yourself, I think at least round out your collection with one black one, one white or nude colored one and one in a fun, statement color, like this mustard, marigold one here.

These pops of mustard are just perfect — mustard was always a color I thought I hated until I got a cardigan in mustard and wore it WITH EVERYTHING!

i think combining the pants with dark red like you did makes it look great, I think you could also combine it with mustard color and it would look great!

Yesterday we found this little wash stand and I thought it was the perfect piece to try some of Miss Mustard Seed's new European milk paint colors on.

I never thought I would be one to love the color mustard, but y ’ all, it has been my absolute fave lately!!

Heels: Steve Madden I never thought I would be one to love the color mustard, but y» all, it has been my absolute fave lately!!

I think mustard yellow or wine red are the best two options from the fall color palette.

For Fall, we tend to think of warmer colors that remind us of leaves changing colors like, rust, olive, and mustard yellow, but the cooler colors work just as well and can be a refreshing change.

When I first saw it online I thought it was a yellow skirt, however, when I did get the skirt in the mail it looked more on the side of a deep mustard color.

Think mustards and blue with a tweed blazer and amazing red mani... it's a instant mood booster while adding that pop of color for fall!

Our house is more of a craftsman bungalow (think Frank Lloyd Wright inspiration, just about three hours from his Chicago homes) than cottage, and we use a lot of warm colors — browns, reds, mustard yellow, a pop of oranges and muted greens.

They're painted a tan - ish mustard color right now, and we're thinking about painting the uppers and lowers white, and the island a blue or green color!

; — RRB - Also, have you thought of a less «sunny», more mustard - y, yellow; or a darker «egg yolk» color?

i am not a fan of the mustard color as it brings me back to my primitive decor days but you have refreshed my thinking!

I think Miss Mustard Seed was one of the first, and she did 2 beautiful ones in traditional red, white a blue colors.

At the urging of my fashionably brilliant friend Katie, I purchased mustard colored tights this week... I think this is how I'll try them out for the first time... via Dee - Construction

Pantone's color of the year is Ultra-Violet, bright yellow will find its way into bathrooms and onto accent furniture, and darker yellows (think Ocher and Mustard) are poised to warm up our living spaces.