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糖心Vlog

Last updated

5 September 2026

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Explore the relationship between colour, harmony and repeating pattern with this William Morris-inspired wallpaper design challenge.

Students create a botanical wallpaper pattern using a carefully limited palette of four harmonious colours, considering how colour choices affect the overall appearance and balance of their design.

Key concepts include colour palette, harmony, motif, repeat, balance and contrast.

Ideal for KS3 Art, colour theory, William Morris projects, wallpaper and textile design, pattern lessons, cover work and independent learning.

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