CK makes moss green: http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/product.aspx?T=1&ShopId=38&CatId=535&SubCatId=1053&productId=618367
As does Wilton: http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/product.aspx?T=1&ShopId=38&CatId=535&SubCatId=1053&productId=626934
Really just depends on which one is closest to what you want for "moss".
Well, the problem is, the closest place that sells it is 50 miles away and I need it by Friday. May just have to make that trip, but I was hoping I might mix some colors together. I guess I could experiment!
I would try mixing lemon yellow with kelly green, or if you're going for a deeper color, add a bit of brown.
If you have Americolor it takes leaf green and orange.
I do leaf green and then add the orange.
If you don't have Americolor, I'm thinking a green, not a kelly green with yellow could get it done. Maybe let it sit overnight and add a tip of orange if you're working with the big W colors.
mix the green with red or orange and that will make it a bit browner. To make a color darker or in my terms muddier mix it with the opposite color on the color wheel. The opposite of green being red. Do it just a bit at a time. Good luck
I do have Americolor and will try that. Thanks so much-- I would never have guessed orange or red!
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