Messy Color™ Pumpkin

511223 -

Pumpkin (511223)<br />An opaque orange.

An opaque orange.


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”Not so sure of the name of this one. It is much closer in color and melting to yellow ochre than to the coral-type specials labeled as pumpkin by other manufacturers.” Read more at Carol Tannahill’s blog. – Carol Tannahill

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Messy Pumpkin
Trudi Doherty
Messy Pumpkin for 3 pumpkins on left & Messy Creamsicle for 2 pumkins on right
Claire Morris
Messy Pumpkin
Donna Ballard
Messy Pumpkin & Smurfy
Patricia Frantz
Pumpkin, Vetrofond Clear and Lapis
Laura Sparling

Take a look at Darlene Collette’s Beach Party beads using Pumpkin here and here.
Check out how Darlene Collette etched Pumpkin to create a natural stone finish.  
Darlene Collete created beads with Smurfy, Pumpkin, and Effetre Dark Red.  
DragonJools made a pumpkin with Pumpkin & Olive.  
DragonJools blog shows that Pumpkin doesn't work on top of French Blue.  
Patricia Frantz demonstrates transparent colors as encasers with a Pumpkin bead encased in 14K.  
Patricia Frantz demonstrates tungsten feathered design with a Smurfy & Pumpkin bead.
Visit the Fritipedia Wiki CiM Page for more information about Pumpkin.
See Kay Powell’s Pumpkin frit testing samples.
Browse Serena Thomas’ color gallery.
Check out Miriam Steger’s CiM color charts.

”Not so sure of the name of this one. It is much closer in color and melting to yellow ochre than to the coral-type specials labeled as pumpkin by other manufacturers.” Read more at Carol Tannahill’s blog.
– Carol Tannahill
"Pumpkin has an element of translucency about it and that is always a sign that the glass may not lend itself to the kind of fine, crisp stringerwork that I do. The photograph shows Pumpkin as polka dots on a CiM Peace bead cased with CiM Simply Berry. As you can see, the dots have lost a bit of their yellowness and as linework the stringer loses its crispness and definition. That's not just limited to Pumpkin - a lot of the 104 yellow-oranges do the same thing." Read more about Pumpkin at Laura's blog.
– Laura Sparling
"It comes out slightly streaky and almost looking a little translucent. Almost seems to glow!" Read more about Pumpkin's translucency at DragonJools blog.
– Dwyn Tomlinson
"I loved it [Pumpkin] for the dark yellow on top of my candy corn beads."
– Dianna Trout
"I love this color - it's a deep yellow orange that's very vivid and strong, and doesn't seem to burn out at all." Read more at Kandice's color blog.
– Kandice Seeber