streaky pink

[Elise]

Andrea, didn't that book surge in popularity around 5 years ago

Some lessons have to be repeated, and repeated...


One should be able to mix it up. Mike Frantz once said that these odd lots come from colors being mixed in sequence, and some batches overlapping. (tail end of batch of one color gets mixed into next).

they are not as repeatable, because they were accidents, and did not use measured amounts/ proportions.

Which is not to say they couldn't do it, or you couldn't do it. (I recall Mr Stump saying you can mix them all yourself)

there are some examples here which are pretty darn close, if not identical (and also sensible: rubino x white, rubino x light pink, edp x white)
http://www.listen-up.org/kitty/beads...or%20chart.htm
Aloha,
Elise

[andrea]

Wow, what a great resource. Thanks for posting that link, Elise. That project obviously took a lot of work.

And I've heard Mr. Stump say the same thing too, btw!

Andrea

[marlein]

Don't know if this is any help to you. I've bought streaky pink from Ornela, this is czechish glass. I can strike it on a hothead, it looks like bubblegum to me, but a little bit paler.

This is the site and the example:
https://www.ombos.net/shop/index.php...fe8ece44843284

All the colors are wonderful. Don't forget to look at the pearlglass. I haven't tried that one yet. Maybe tomorrow, i'll report it back to you.

Marlein from the Netherlands.

[debkauz]

There's some gorgeous glass on that site! Thanks!

[PaulaD]

I've read that book! It's a Fab book and the key to stock market riches! Paula

[pradwan]

Is anyone still looking for streaky pink? I have some rods that I may be willing to sell.

Pamella

www.pamellaradwan.com