Weeks Dye Works Hand-Dyed Floss

2146 — Eucalyptus (obsolete

Yellows family

Weeks Dye Works 2146 (Eucalyptus (obsolete) is a light, moderately saturated yellow shade with hex code #D3DBAB and RGB values 211, 219, 171. Below you'll find the closest Valdani, Crescent Colours, and DMC equivalents — ranked by visual color similarity — plus 8 similar Weeks Dye Works shades and color harmony pairings.

Hex
#D3DBAB
RGB
211, 219, 171
HSL
70°, 40%, 76%
Lab
85.7, -10.7, 22.8
Lightness
76%
Light
Saturation
40%
Muted
Hue
70°
Family
Yellows

Brand Equivalents for Weeks Dye Works 2146

Top 5 closest matches in each brand, ranked by visual color similarity. How matching works

Weeks Dye Works 2146 Eucalyptus (obsolete

Sullivans

Yellow Green Very Light 45194 82% Good
Pistachio Green Very Light 45082 76% Approx
Yellow Ultra Pale 45420 60% Fair
Forest Green Light 45479 54% Fair
Yellow Light Pale 45186 53% Fair

Crescent Colours

Lemon Lime 019 77% Approx
Baby Chick 002 75% Approx
Summer Spray 088 55% Fair
Peach Sherbet 023 46% Fair
Dandelion Stem 119 43% Fair

Similar Weeks Dye Works Colors to 2146

Closest Weeks Dye Works threads by perceptual color distance, sorted from most to least similar.

Working with Weeks Dye Works 2146

On white fabric
1.4:1
On dark fabric
14.5:1
Temperature
warm
Closest to
beige

It reads best on black or dark fabric and can wash out on white, so reach for a dark or mid-tone ground.

Hand-dyed notes

As a hand-dyed floss, Weeks Dye Works 2146 (Eucalyptus (obsolete) varies gently within and between skeins — that is the charm. Reserve one dye lot per project and avoid stitching in strict rows to keep the mottling even.

Blending & gradients

Because Weeks Dye Works 1189 (Butter Bean) is so near (ΔE 0.81), the pair makes a natural two-step gradient — handy for shading skin, petals, or skies without a hard seam.

Color Harmonies for Weeks Dye Works 2146

Weeks Dye Works threads that pair well with 2146, based on color theory harmony rules in CIELAB color space.

Complementary
Opposite on the color wheel — maximum contrast
Analogous
Adjacent hues — smooth, natural transitions
Triadic
Evenly spaced at 120° — vibrant and balanced
Monochromatic
Same hue, different lightness — great for shading

Yellows Family

Weeks Dye Works 2146 in context with nearby shades from the yellows color family.

About Weeks Dye Works 2146

Weeks Dye Works 2146 is the floss known as Eucalyptus (obsolete: a moderately saturated, light member of the yellows family with lemon-toned tones. Its soft and gentle presence shines in warm backgrounds and golden accents alike. Pull this thread for stars or honey themes when you need a dependable shade.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Weeks Dye Works 2146 look like?

Weeks Dye Works 2146 (Eucalyptus (obsolete) is a light shade in the yellows family with hex #D3DBAB and RGB 211, 219, 171. Stitchers reach for it in projects featuring rubber duck designs and bumblebee patterns.

Which DMC thread matches Weeks Dye Works 2146?

The closest DMC match for Weeks Dye Works 2146 (Eucalyptus (obsolete) is DMC 369 (Pistachio Green very light) with a 80% match based on visual color similarity. Other near matches include DMC 14 (Pale Apple Green, 79%) and DMC 772 (Yellow Green very light, 73%).

What Weeks Dye Works colors are similar to 2146?

The closest Weeks Dye Works threads to 2146 are 1189 Butter Bean (ΔE 0.81), 1110 Parchment (ΔE 6.17), and 1101 Light Khaki (ΔE 6.55). These are useful substitutes when 2146 is unavailable or for building gradients.

When should I use Weeks Dye Works 2146?

Reach for Weeks Dye Works 2146 (Eucalyptus (obsolete) when your project calls for rubber duck designs, bumblebee patterns, canary themes, sunflowers. Its light character carries both small accents and wider palette work; the harmony picks on this page show natural companions to 2146.

Does Weeks Dye Works 2146 (Eucalyptus (obsolete) vary between dye lots?

Yes, mildly. Hand-dyed threads like 2146 are never perfectly flat, and later dye lots can read differently. Reserve one lot per project and avoid stitching in strict rows to keep the mottling even.