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Old 2005-07-11, 9:28pm
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I've been trying to work with the new Lauscha opaque purple and all I can get is blue. What am I doing wrong? I admit, the rod itself looks blue to me, so maybe it's my eyes. I dunno, but it's making me nuts.
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Old 2005-07-11, 9:37pm
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I've been trying to work with the new Lauscha opaque purple and all I can get is blue. What am I doing wrong? I admit, the rod itself looks blue to me, so maybe it's my eyes. I dunno, but it's making me nuts.
Are you sure it is purple?

Mine looks lavendar. In the heat it goes more translucent, but then goes opaque with even more heat.

I am moving this to the tips, techniques, and questions forum where hopefully there will be an answer!
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Old 2005-07-11, 10:34pm
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I bought some of this color
its looks purple, with a darker purple in the center of the rod.
It reminds me of the older batch that I have seen made in beads, it's very pretty and rich. I just bought mine and it was delivered last week, so its the newest batch from glassdaddy.com
I do have some from a time back that is lighter and more lavender not as purple, but I can't see at all where it would look blue, so maybe you weren't sent the right color?
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Old 2005-07-11, 10:56pm
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Maybe you could check in with Jill Symons (Glass Daddy's daughter). She always seems to know what's what with the Lauscha colors.
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Old 2005-07-11, 11:48pm
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Here's a link to Jill's beads (I'm assuming) made with the new purple opaque. Does it look blue to anyone else?

This is the brand new Glass Daddy opaque purple that was just shipped.
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Old 2005-07-12, 12:12am
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It looks blue with just a hint of purple tint.
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Old 2005-07-12, 3:11am
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That looks like either Wedgewood or Hawaiian Purple that's looking blue in the pic. The new Lauscha Purple (Hawaiian Purple) is much bluer than any other opaque purple out there. To get bright purple-purple you have to layer it with a transparent - try Amethyst. The rods are really thick and very blue for a purple.
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Old 2005-07-12, 3:22am
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Feh. I don't like it. Rats. WHEN WILL SOMEONE MAKE A REAL PURPLE????
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Old 2005-07-12, 4:46am
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Hey Tink, I agree it does look blue. That is why I didn't order it. But, I have noticed with glassdaddy purple if I turn up the Propane I get a redder shade of purple. Just a thought.
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Tink, I have some purple, I will send you some, of course remember I am a complete flake and need your address again since I never actually write anything down where I can find it.
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Old 2005-07-12, 7:17am
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I haven't tried it yet, Tink. It's an odd lot that lauscha made 2 to 3 yrs ago and we (USA) finally rec'd another shipment. And it's called Purple Opague...
here's another link http://www.jillsymons.com/Journal/062005/PURRRRRPL.jpg
Kim Neely has made some amazing beads w/it as well! Haven't had time to try mine, just rec'd last week. (Summer, kids, too busy)

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Old 2005-07-13, 12:12am
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Tink - try the new Ink Blue Violet Effetre Odd Lot. It's GORGEOUS. It's transparent, but put it over white or even EDP and watch your socks fall off.
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I haven't tried it yet, Tink. It's an odd lot that lauscha made 2 to 3 yrs ago and we (USA) finally rec'd another shipment. And it's called Purple Opague...
here's another link http://www.jillsymons.com/Journal/062005/PURRRRRPL.jpg
Kim Neely has made some amazing beads w/it as well! Haven't had time to try mine, just rec'd last week. (Summer, kids, too busy)

See ya next month Tink!! (at Portia's)
But it's BLUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I made a vessel with it the other night, thinking maybe soaking in the kiln a while would help. Nope. It's as blue as blue can be. Have I mentioned how much I dislike blue?

Kandice, thanks for the tip, but I stand by my conviction that a true purple can be made that won't require layering or anything else.
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Have you used the Pastel Ink Blue? It's much less blue than the Lauscha. It's subtle, but I love it.

Someday I do hope they make a dark opaque vibrant purple. Hope, hope, hope.

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