Messy Color™ Eggplant
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A very dense and saturated opal purple.
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“Eggplant etches normally. This bead was put in etching solution for 12 minutes." – Genea Crivello-Knable Click here for other interesting Eggplant discoveries.
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Eggplant is a very dense opal purple.
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"First up, on the left, a dark opaque purple called Eggplant. It looks slightly translucent in the rod, but works up to be functionally opaque, although it would probably be worth it to try it as a thin layer over clear. The new purples, Plum, Grape Ape and Eggplant form a harmonious colour range, really being varying shades of the same purple. Eggplant is the darkest." Read more at DragonJools blog. |
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| Eggplant with light ivory. See more Eggplant beads at Chris's blog. |
"I was thrilled to see the March 2011 issue of Bead Trends is now out to the stores. I was honored to be featured in this issue with my design named 'Our Love'. The design is a combination of rich purples including CiM's Eggplant [a great base for silver frit], Effetre Purple Glycine and lots of Double Helix silver glass decorations." Read more at Darlene's blog. |
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| Eggplant with gold foil.
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Pat O'Brien
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“Eggplant etches normally. This bead was put in etching solution for 12 minutes."
– Genea Crivello-Knable
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| “I didn’t even realize this was an opalino! It works up like a regular transparent glass and I didn’t have any problems at all using it.”
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Lori Bergmann
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