These free printable letter m activities for preschool, toddlers and kindergarten students include worksheets, arts & crafts, alphabet songs and fun lesson plans. It is the next installment in our Free alphabet ABC Printable Packs that can be used in conjunction with our printable alphabet letter crafts too! This pack focuses on the letter M words and the letter m sound. Also using gold to highlight place settings, and clothing accessories, larger items such as tables, flooring, table centre pieces and drapes would be black.What do monkey, mug and mermaid all have in common? They are all part of the next alphabet printables pack in the series, the Letter M worksheets. I love the idea of using lighting to create gold shades, such as candles, chandeliers, and lanterns. However what I did find when researching about Gold was that the psychology of this colour implies, material wealth and extravagance, which reflects House Baratheon’s traits. This is due to “House Baratheon” being considered as the enemy, and a lot of Gold can bring a warm vibe to a room so I did not want this to come across in the overall theme. I think for this theme the gold should definitely be used in moderation. When thinking about how to use this colour with black it was important to use it subtly. When using this colour scheme I had to focus on using the correct shade of Gold, from first glance the colour does seem to be of a yellow shade, however when looking for a colour match I found this related more to shades of gold, and I ended with “Old Gold”. Then I came across the tie dye rose, using coloured inks (usually food colouring) the flouriest would simply use a dash of colour in the flowers water source, this would then be absorbed up the flowers stems into the petals. My first route was fabrics, I tried to incorporate tie dye table cloths or napkins, even drapes but again I felt this was overpowering the grey colour scheme. I have always loved the use of tie dye in clothing so decided to try and include this idea in the scheme. When researching different ways to use this colour in a wedding scheme, I felt this colour needed a further colour to bring it to life. This was when I thought of using pastel colours, lilac first came to mind.

I wanted the greys to stand out and my aim was to find a colour which would compliment the grey rather than over shadow. My original idea was to stick to the different shades of grey but when creating the inspiration board I felt there was something missing, I firstly tried to just add a splash of colour using dark reds, however I found that this took the emphasis off the main colour scheme idea.

Letter m design