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Vintage
Blue Rod Sample Beads and Working Tips
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Left to right: Vintage Cobalt on Vintage Blue
Vintage Blue
Chandelier lattichino on Vintage Blue |
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Left to right: Vintage Black on Vintage Blue
Bullseye on Vintage Blue
Vintage White on Vintage Blue |
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Copper Green and Effetre White on Vintage Blue. You can
see the muddle the petals became on this base and the
spreading of the copper green. You can also see the
variations in the base color. I think the colors here
could make a great sky scene with fluffy clouds- the
white actually has a definition line inside it that
looks cloud like to me. |
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Left to right base colors, top first: Vintage
Lavender, Bullseye, Effetre Coral
Effetre Grass green, Vintage Yellow, Vintage White |
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Working Tips
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This glass mottles in the heat-
working cooler or making it a part of the design will
help
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Most glass I put on top of the blue
lost the crisp edge as soon as it was melted flush
with the blue- more heat left a less distinct outline
as seen on the floral above. Effetre saw the most
fading, Bullseye the least.
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I had no cracking when mixing with
Effetre, Bullseye or Reichenbach
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