Messy Color™ Cornflower
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An opaque cobalt blue.
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"I am very intriqued by the potential for interesting effects with the Cornflower. But the slight translucency of the Ming is always appealing. And the Effetre Lapis is darker - more Lapis like." Read more comparison between the three colors at DragonJools blog. – Dwyn Tomlinson Click here for other interesting Cornflower discoveries.
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Visit the Fritipedia Wiki CiM Page for more information about Cornflower.
See Kay Powell’s Cornflower frit testing samples.
Browse Serena Thomas’ color gallery.
"I am very intriqued by the potential for interesting effects with the Cornflower. But the slight translucency of the Ming is always appealing. And the Effetre Lapis is darker - more Lapis like." Read more comparison between the three colors at DragonJools blog. |
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| "These shards have had a double layer of silver and have been blown thicker than the other test shards that I have made. You can see the intense reaction from the Cornflower with the heavy silver infusion in lush green/grey organic patterns and striations. It a wonderful quirk of the making by hand process that I stumbled across this beautiful reaction." Read more at the FHF Team blog. |
"Cornflower is a dark, rich blue . . . has the same fabulous working proprieties as the other blues mentioned above. [don’t pit or turn black.]" Read more at the Frantz Art Glass blog. |
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