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Old 2014-05-30, 12:01pm
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Default White heart beads question....

when you do them, so you do a small core of white and thick encasement of the color or a regular bead of white and thin encasement?
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Old 2014-05-30, 12:58pm
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It depends on the depth and color you want. There are several variations. You can even do a small core of white, a thick encasement of clear, and a thin encasement of color.
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Old 2014-05-30, 1:15pm
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That is a good idea. My Bullseye Gold Purple color is so deep it doesn't even look transparent - I'm trying to figure out a way to lighten it up.
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