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2009-03-01, 5:15pm
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What lampwork colors go with these
I want to make some beads to go with these...it is not really all that simple...
I could use a frit but...I think I need to get some sage green or avocado...
what do you think...maybe even a DH color...might look good...that one that looks kind of khaki....
thanks in advance for your suggestions
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2009-03-01, 6:06pm
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Effetre Red Brick. Maybe some of the Vetrofond odd lots.
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2009-03-01, 6:24pm
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Etched black.
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2009-03-01, 6:36pm
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If you're looking for *similar* colors, how about ASK Silver Cinnamon, or CiM Canyon de Chelly? Also, my Vetro Odd "Moon Rock", when struck, looks agate-y like this (looks like you would expect "Petrified Rock" to look, but noooo ... any chance mine got mixed up ? <LOL>).
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2009-03-01, 6:54pm
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Lauscha olive might pick up some of those darker greens, and I first thought of red roof tile for the brick color.
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2009-03-02, 4:27am
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one of the effetre/moretti trans ambers.. med or dark and then etched...
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2009-03-02, 2:27pm
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What about opal yellow or the steel blue?
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2009-03-02, 6:50pm
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CIM khaki is a stone shade of khaki
Opal yellow with silver foil burned in gets mustardy
BE ochre yellow with silver gets almost all those shades
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2009-03-02, 7:20pm
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ASK silver cinnamon and raku powder
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2009-03-02, 7:53pm
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I would use some silver leaf or foil to get those variegations and earth tones.
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2009-03-02, 9:42pm
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R 104 Magic. Or CiM Stone Ground. 
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2009-03-02, 9:57pm
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Bullseye golden green, butterscotch, and burnt orange
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2009-03-02, 9:58pm
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I think I would try to pull out the blues and greens. Maybe Glacier from CIM. If you work it long enough it will give a darker blue than it is in the rod. It makes its own striations and shading as well. I think you would want to keep any "pattern" in the lampwork to a minimum so it doesn't compete with the stone patterns. Those a beautiful beads by the way.
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