Messy Color™ Sangre

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Sangre (511128)<br />A dense and saturated striking red.

A dense and saturated striking red.


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"Bit of a saturated red, gorgeous true red color, but I found if you want a more transparent red you have to use it with clear, or white." Read more at Elasia's blog. – Elasia

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Sue Stewart
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Leslie Anne Bitgood
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Claire Morris
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Julie Fountain
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Kevan Aponte
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Tina Lamasney
Messy Sangre, Messy Hades, & Messy Peace
Patricia Frantz
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Bonnie Polinski
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Vonna Maslanka
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Genea Crivello-Knable
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Amy Houston
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Teri Wathan
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Trudi Doherty
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Terri Budrow-Nelson

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  • Special thanks to Genea Crivello-Knable for providing the photo in this section.

Darlene Collette made a set capturing the colors of the harvest using Sangre.
Visit DragonJools blog for a review of Sangre.
Darlene Collette used Sangre with DH Aurae.
Visit the Fritipedia Wiki CiM Page for more information about Sangre.
See Kay Powell’s Sangre frit testing samples.
Browse Serena Thomas’ color gallery.


"Bit of a saturated red, gorgeous true red color, but I found if you want a more transparent red you have to use it with clear, or white." Read more at Elasia's blog.
Elasia
"If you have made beads for any time at all, you are probably familiar with how difficult it can be to get a great Christmas red to make all your Christmas projects out of. In my experience as a lampworker, I found it next to impossible to find a transparent red that wasn’t too orange or that didn’t turned kind of brown after you worked it in the flame for a while. Not to worry, CiM – Messy Color has a great transparent red called Sangre, which is a true Christmas red." Read more at the Frantz Art Glass blog.
Patricia Frantz
"Silk Kimono uses a lot of Lipstick/Bordello/Sangre in the twistie/murrini/shardfetti. The intense red shards are made by encasing Sangre over Effetre Crimson with Hades to make the lace effect."  View more of Jolene's work.
Jolene Wolfe
"The smaller bead on the left is the Sangre, and, for contrast, the larger bead on the right is the Lauscha transparent red. There is a slight colour difference . . . It definitely appears more opaque - the Lauscha does retain more of luminousity because it is slightly more transparent. Still - it's a great colour of red, and I prefer it to the Moretti striking transparent red. Also, so far, all the rods of the Sangre I've seen so far have been actually red - which makes it easier to find when hunting in the glass stash!"
Read more at her blog.
Dwyn Tomlinson
Gail Joseph uses Messy Sangre frit to create 104 compatible frit blends.  Find more blends at GG Glass.
Gail Joseph