
Hi J.!
Thank you for visiting my blog and dropping me a note - I love "meeting" my visitors!
I actually mixed the robin's egg blue myself. I had a couple of Martha Stewart shades of green and blue on hand, plus some white and a little black, and I just mixed until I found the shade I was looking for. I painted a sample and had it color matched at Lowes and it was perfect! I'll give you the formula/code that is printed on the top of the can and hopefully they will be able to mix it for you, too. Keep in mind that every paint mixing machine at hardware stores is slightly different - they don't all have the exact calibration, even within the same store. So your color may not be *exactly* what my color is, but really close. Also, if you have paint mixed on one machine and need to go back for more, make sure they use the same machine.

This is what it says at the top of my can:
Manual Dispense
107-17.5
101-13
103-10.5
Valspar Eggshell Base 1
As for the red, I posted just this morning about this very question...feel free to check it out here! If you have any other questions, please let me know and I'll be happy to help!
~Kim
4 comments:
Yay! Thanks for this... It seems this Robin's Egg blue color can make or break your house. So, to have a great version seems mandatory. So, thank you for your help.
Hi Kim,
Just wanted to say that you're doing a great job of renovating your fixer-upper! I like everything you've done, even the red cabinets :), and the craft studio will be a great space. The robin's egg blue with the unexpected black accents is a great idea. I'm very much into the cottage look, but have never been caught up in the Shabby Chic craze. I prefer your serene and simple decor shot through with colorful accents. It looks great!
Holly
How absolutely divine of you to give the exact paint 'recipe'!
Hi,
Beautiful color but it is green. Is this what your calling robin egg blue?
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