Do your go to color/color schemes change with the seasons?

I scrap by the season and have been accused of ignoring the colours in my photos in the process. I don't go as far as print photos in b&w to highlight my papers, but I do tend to be drawn to seasonal shades. Fortunately, fashion and paper manufacturers are usually on somewhat the same page for the trend of the year, so it usually works out.

In Spring, my colours are more pastel. Soft yellows and mint greens with some aqua and pink and purple mixed in. In summer, I scrap with grass green, and other brights: sky blue and bright yellow. I love fall colours--orange and copper and gold (both cs and metallic) and rich reds and browns. My winter pallet is more subdued: aqua and navy, white, silver. Christmas, of course, has its greens and reds and metallic gold.

All year--because I scrap about boys a lot--I use lots of masculine colours: brown, copper, kraft, black. Spiced up with some of their sporting teams' colours. And metallics.

I'm with msliz, I change with whatever season I am scrapping. Autumn is my favorite!

For me it completely depends on my photos.

I feel like I want to always scrap the next season. In winter I want to scrap spring products, colors and photos. In spring, I want to scrap summer, etc. I do almost all my Christmas scrapping in the fall. It may just be that that's when new products are released for the next season and I'm inspired.

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my first inclination is to answer no.  I probably did use more seasonal colors on my SB pages when I lived in Illinois and we had more seasonal color changes, but here in AZ it's always sunny and bright, so I'm more apt to use bright colors all year long.  

Most of the time I use colors that coordinate with the colors, feel of the photos, or the place IN the photos, but not colors that strictly match the photos themselves (hopefully that makes sense).  And I won't try to coordinate the papers to match what we're wearing in the photos, ever.  If it's outdoors / desert photos, I usually use colors that coordinate with the colors of the desert instead of matching them exactly-- like if the photos are greens / oranges (desert) I'll usually use at least some blues in the papers, since blue coordinates with green and orange.  But I don't always do that.  

If I ignore the photo colors altogether when choosing the papers, then I will typically add in themed embellishments.  Like right now I'm doing a layout with mourning dove photos- the colors I'm using are a mid-dark blue woodgrain, cream, and mint green patterned papers, and the colors in the photos are mainly just grays and taupes- so I think I'm going to add in some Silhouette-cut feathers.   Or if I make a layout about our cats, who are white, gray/white, and orange/white, then I'll use whatever paper colors I want and add in cat-themed embellishments.

ETA:  trendy colors or color combinations only make it onto my pages if the patterned paper I'm using happens to have trendy color combinations in it.  But since I hoard paper and use my supplies no matter how old they might be, as long as they work for my layout, most trends don't really 'show up' on my pages, I don't think.  (other than maybe silver or gold becoming popular...  but I don't use them a ton, and when I do use them, I usually I only use them as embellishments or supporting colors.) 

I like neutrals (further evidenced by my wardrobe & home decor) & use them year round. The accent colors used with the neutrals usually vary due to the activity/event/occasion/moment, rather than the season.

No for two reasons. Where I live we don't get the big seasonal changes in fact I have never been in or seen snow and we don't get the gorgeous fall colours on all the trees and then there is the fact that I scrap whatever I feel like at the time. I do scrapbook more outdoor/camping photos so I tend to use colours that compliment forestry and beaches more than anything.

I think it depends on my photos but now I need to look at my pages and see.....I don't scrap in chronological order so anything is possible...LOL!