So my friend Cindi B gave me some awesome glass, and of course the first thing I did was make some samples:
- CiM 511333 sunshine yellow ltd run
- CiM 511613 Gypsy ltd run (trans violet)
- CiM ltd run something-or-other[1]
- DH (probably) silver bearing aquamarine (elektra?) —it's got a silvery green cast, at any rate:)
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4 sets of sample beads, with rods. The CiM colors feature a solid spacer/hollow pair since sometimes the color changes a bit—only in the case of the brown, this time. 2014.
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post about a multistrand necklace made to feature a piece of beadweaving in olive, black & gold I did many years ago. 23apr2017
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CiM samples–sunshine (opq yellow), Gypsy (trans purple), unk brown, plus a DH? aqua (elektra?). Collects the samples pages 13mar2014
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Double Helix Trautman Art Glass, vetrofond gunmetal & other high silver bearing glass samples (on ivory) 18apr2018
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Comparisons of 4 blacks —Effetre 064, 066, hades0820 and vetrofond 064 on vetrofond 204, Effetre 208, and Thompson enamel white (9010?). Originally posted 21oct07. 21oct2007
[1]Possibly in the mink/adamantium family? It shifts from a warm grey to a reddish brown—very nice!
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