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Category: 7mm Rod -
Glass Alchemy Code: 500 - Blues
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Color Characteristics: Crayon/Opaque (Colloidal)
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Bibidibobidiblue, 5192 Rods
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Bibidibobidiblue, 5192 is a pastel blue that was created to fill a hole in our palette. This opaque blue works well as a background color or as stringers, especially in blue fades.
Working Tip: Heat slowly to raise the core temperature. Once the heat base is established, this color can be worked very hot and any air bubbles that popped during the preheat will smooth out. Getting this color white hot will cause excessive gas release that can not be repaired and should therefore be avoided.
Iris, 5194 Rods
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Iris, 5194 is an opaque blue that falls between Bibidibobidiblue and Lapis in the blue/purple fade.
Working Tip: Heat slowly to raise the core temperature. Once the heat base is established, this color can be worked very hot and any air bubbles that popped during the preheat will smooth out. Getting this color white hot will cause excessive gas release that can not be repaired and should therefore be avoided.
Lapis, 5195 Rods
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Lapis, 5195, one our most sought after colors, was inspired by a piece of lapis lazuli rock. One of the oldest colors used by the great paint masters, we worked hard to bring this color to the palette. A dark, soulful, opaque, Lapis, 5195 is a necessary addition to every studio.
Working Tip: Heat slowly to raise the core temperature. Once the heat base is established, this color can be worked very hot and any air bubbles that popped during the preheat will smooth out. Getting this color white hot will cause excessive gas release that can not be repaired and should therefore be avoided.
Really Teally, 544 Rods
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Peacock, 546 Rods
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Twilight, 548 Rods
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Twilight, 548 was designed as part of a series of 6 blues and greens to provide a range of hues and intensities that would work well with each other as well as set off the bright crayon colors. An easy to work deep opaque blue that is often copied but never duplicated.
Working Tip: Work this color in a neutral flame. Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.
Peacock Chameleon, 5486 Rods
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Twilight Chameleon, 5488 Rods
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Twilight Chameleon, 5488 was inspired by the colors of Richard Clements, Chameleon Glass of Tasmania. They were first produced for Wayne Robbins and his frogs. Designed to produce an organic blue-green with subtle color variations it has found extensive use in a wide range of sculptural work.
Working Tip: Work this color in a neutral flame. Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.
Jupiter Sparkle, 555 Rods
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Atlantis Sparkle, 556 Rods
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Neptune Sparkle, 559 Rods
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Neptune Sparkle, 559 is an aventurine (chrome sparkle) that can be used by itself or as a tint to be used over another color such as white. This color is especially interesting when encasing a rod that will be used in imploded work. By itself it is a dark green (tealish) color.
Working Tip: Work this color in a neutral flame. Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.
Amazon Lagoon, 587 Rods
$63.00
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After first introducing information on how to strike silver colors and create metallic finishes, such as using a neutral flame and monitoring time/temperature relationships, we started to hear that some people missed the "surprise" of opening their kiln door. For all of you that fit into this category, we created Amazon Lagoon, 587. Darker than Havana Moon Lite, this color was designed to put the "surprise" back into working silver borosilicate colors. Every piece will be beautiful, every piece will be different.
Working Tip: Work in neutral flame and have fun, this one is loaded with silver!
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