The longer you work CIM 511306 Honey Mustard
http://www.creationismessy.com/color.aspx?id=243 the prettier it can get. This first photo shows a nice progression of a wonderful coral-pink blooming. The bottom of the bead is a great representation of un-struck Honey Mustard, the center shows it starting to strike and the top is obviously struck the most. Love that top color!
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I love the different colors you can get from striking this glass. |
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The bead caps show a nice variation of the colors you can get from striking. The top cap has just a start of some striations. |
Honey Mustard is used on the end caps, of this second bead, as well as the golden yellow you see in the base of the floral design. I can't remember for sure what my base bead color was but I believe it was an effetre red brown. I liked the way the Honey Mustard played with the base color.
I have made several more beads using CIM 511306 Honey Mustard and have gotten beautiful coral-pinks to warmer mustard shades. Sometimes you can get some great striations that look similar to the sunset or desert sand. I am a big fan of this new color!
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