Messy Color™ Celadon
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An opaque sea foam green.
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Celadon
Uniques
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"Silver sort of balls up and disappears on the surface of Celadon when it's melted in. And then, when reduced and encased, it goes yellow. But not just any yellow -- it retains the shininess of the silver and actually looks like a bright, shiny gold. I rather like this effect." Read more at Melanie's blog, including encasing / reducing Celadon and Cocoa / Tuxedo / Copper Green / and ivory on Celadon. – Melanie Graham Click here for other interesting Celadon discoveries.
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Visit the Fritipedia Wiki CiM Page for more information about Celadon.
See Kay Powell’s Celadon frit testing samples.
Browse Serena Thomas’ color gallery.
Check out Miriam Steger’s CiM color charts.
"Silver sort of balls up and disappears on the surface of Celadon when it's melted in. And then, when reduced and encased, it goes yellow. But not just any yellow -- it retains the shininess of the silver and actually looks like a bright, shiny gold. I rather like this effect." Read more at Melanie's blog, including encasing / reducing Celadon and Cocoa / Tuxedo / Copper Green / and ivory on Celadon. |
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| "I made a bead in every green shade of CiM I own, and also in similar Effetre shades." See more comparison beads including etched versions at Lush Blogs. |
Marbled Celadon shards by Jolene Wolfe. View more of Jolene's work. |
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| “I had purchased some antique green moonstone from Glasscraft about a year ago and when that was gone ~ that was it. [I imitated that moonstone] with a mixture that I made for his fins by mixing clear and Celadon. The photo doesn't quite capture it, but it has a nice opalescent look.”
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Leslie Anne Bitgood
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Gail Joseph uses Messy Celadon frit to create 104 compatible frit blends. Tucson 2007 is one of Gail's most popular blends. Find more blends at GG Glass. |
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