Messy Color™ Blue Suede Shoes Ltd

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Blue Suede Shoes Ltd (511504)<br />An extremely dark opal cobalt blue.

An extremely dark opal cobalt blue.


"Dots on white. A little bleeding around the edge. Well - more like 'fuzzification.'" Read more at DragonJools blog. – Dwyn Tomlinson

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"And this is Blue Suede Shoes on the left, and light Lapis on the right. Once cooled, it is a near perfect match. Oddly though, when hot, it is significantly lighter than the BSS, but when they came out of the kiln - they all matched." Read more at DragonJools blog.
– Dwyn Tomlinson
"White dots are Effetre white and interestingly fuzzy over Blue Suede Shoes."
– Jolene Wolfe
"All in all, this is a pretty color, if you can get it to behave, don't mind a little bit of inconsistency in color, and if you like opals in general. It's not cobalt, though, in my opinion. It's closest to lapis blue." Read more at Kandice's blog.
– Kandice Seeber
"Here we have, from left to right, Effetre 242 Medium Lapis, Effetre 240 Light Lapis, Effetre Earth, and CiM Blue Suede Shoes. In this photo, on my monitor - and take my word for it when I say that this dark blue is exceedingly hard to photograph and reproduce faithfully - the Light Lapis and the Blue Suede Shoes look like a near match - but in real life - the better match is Medium Lapis and Blue Suede Shoes." Read more at DragonJools blog.
– Dwyn Tomlinson
"Dots on white. A little bleeding around the edge. Well - more like 'fuzzification.'" Read more at DragonJools blog.
– Dwyn Tomlinson
"Dark, dense, opal cobalt blue. There was some degree of translucency but hard to see- more like a bit of a glow when there was a bright light shining behind it."
– Gloria Sevey
"Blue Suede Shoes was really creamy and smooth, and I was surprised by how much it darkened in the kiln. I thought it was more of an opal color, and it may be an opal if not worked too hot, but I heated and reheated the bead many times to get the flowers attached properly, and this may have caused the color to become more opaque."
– Gail Witt