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Old 2010-08-11, 3:42pm
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Default Any suggestions on a terra-cotta color?

I'm looking for a good boro terra-cotta color ... any one have any suggestions. I have caribbean coral and just bought coral blush from GA but neither seem to be right even if I work them alot. I did a search but the only thread was one that mentioned coral blush ... but it's not quite there for me. Love to hear any suggestions.
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Old 2010-08-11, 4:07pm
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How about NS Rust?
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Old 2010-08-11, 4:16pm
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I've got some GA(?) cranberry -- which isn't!!! It's definitely more of a terra-cotta.
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Old 2010-08-11, 4:22pm
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Hummmm...maybe rust with a little cranberry (my cranberry is cranberry ... light cranberry) would work. I'll give it a try!! (Thanks Pipyr and Lea)

Any one else ... feel free to add suggestions.
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Old 2010-08-12, 5:20am
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My first instinct was rust also.

I have some Caribbean coral and that comes out sort of a terra-cottaish color depending on flame chemistry if I recall correctly.
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Old 2010-08-12, 6:20am
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I haven't tried it, but borostix lobster might fit the bill.
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Old 2010-08-12, 6:22am
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Now that's a thought ....my problem is I can't get Borostix to keep it's color. I've tried the lime and blush and they just fade away ... am I working them too hot????
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Old 2010-08-12, 11:01am
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Maybe...sometimes you just need to experiment with them a little. You can try encasing them in clear too, but that leads to it's own headaches.
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Old 2010-08-23, 10:26am
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NS Rust -
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Old 2010-08-24, 9:19am
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Momka has a new color called Peanut Butter...pretty close to terra cotta.
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Old 2010-08-24, 9:54am
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Momka has a new color called Peanut Butter...pretty close to terra cotta.
Ohhhhh....new Momka color!! I'm on my way to check it out!! Thanks!
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