Messy Color™ Slytherin
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A very dense and dark transparent mossy green.
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Slytherin
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"The striped twistie without encasement gave me a surprising result when I came to make my test beads - a thin reaction line on the Peace, midway between the main stripes of Slytherin second from left. " Read more at FHF team's blog. – Jolene Wolfe Click here for other interesting Slytherin discoveries.
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Messy Tester's Feedback
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Slytherin was engineered in response to many customer requests for a "green Leaky Pen."
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Slytherin is an extremely dark transparent green.
"This is a very dark color, so it's really not a good one for a thick base...even in a small spacer, Slytherin does not transmit a lot of light, making it appear black or intensely dark green." – Kandice Seeber
"Slytherin is a very dark green - like a transparent sage, but so dark - you'll need to dilute it. Work thin over white or clear, or pull into stringers. Not really a colour for single colour spacers!" – Dwyn Tomlinson
"The intensity of this transparent colour makes the rods look virtually opaque not what I was expecting at all." – Jolene Wolfe
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Special thanks to Genea Crivello-Knable & Jolene Wolfe for the photos in this section.
Visit the Fritipedia Wiki CiM Page for more information about Slytherin.
See Kay Powell’s Slytherin frit testing samples.
Browse Serena Thomas’ color gallery.
"The dense pigmentation in this glass lends itself well to creating encased striped twistie [on far left] - perfect for complex and subtle vine work on florals maybe. The striped twistie without encasement gave me a surprising result when I came to make my test beads - a thin reaction line on the Peace, midway between the main stripes of Slytherin [second from left]. " Read more at FHF team's blog. |
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| "When I got my hands on some Slytherin, it at first reminded me a little of Effetre's transparent Sage Green. At a closer look though, you can see that Slytherin is a little more olivine in tone, making it a wonderful shade for autumn color schemes!" Read more at Kandice's blog. |