DragonJools

Moretti Super Clear. The very phrase is enough to get one all excited! And ai caramba - sight down the unmelted rod to check the true colou...

Apparently - this was one of the first "Odd Lots" to come from Vetro - Odd Lots being limited production runs in marketing speak -...

The rods of this odd lot come as a pale mauve - leading you to think that the name is misleading. But, in fact, it does go pink, a nice, sof...

This is labeled Black Currant Unique - the "unique" identifying an "odd-lot" batch or single run colour. Usually - ther...

Pulsar - Blue Pulsar - a very deep, intense, rich aqua. Really, a lovely colour. Is it more intense than the Moretti or Vetro Dark aquas - d...

Woohoo - lookie - it worked. The instructions for Nyx say that it will kiln strike, and repeated cycles in the kiln will intensify the colou...

You're going to want to label this - otherwise - you're going to get it mixed in with your black. Not that, if you are making solid,...

Poi, named, I'm presuming, for the taro-root preparation , and not the Polynesian juggling. ( Wikipedia - Poi ) ;-) A slightly streaky p...

You say "Ming" - and I tend to think of a pale green - but apparently - that's just me. Audi has been using "Ming Blue...

Resembling nothing quite so much as unshaped Barbie limbs - this new light coffee or extremely-milky-tea coloured CiM Chai looks promising a...

You know, it's sad. I keep holding out hope that I will somehow find a way to coax a pretty colour out of this glass - something that li...

Yep - Vetro 236 is equivalent to the Moretti/Effetre 236 - Dark Turquoise. It reacts with Ivory to produce those lovely, dark lines, exactly...

Damn - I could NOT get this glass to do anything - I struck it, I reduced it, I tried it on black - nada. Nothing. Zip-ola. So I emailed Gra...