Messy Color™ Moana Ltd Run

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Moana Ltd Run (511506)<br />A teal opal.

A teal opal.


"Moana swirled with TAG Tibet and Fire Lotus, encased in clear. Capped with Great Bluedini." – Sue Stewart

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  • Special thanks to Genea Crivello-Knable for providing the photo in this section.

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Moana with DH Aurae. See more at Darlene's blog.
– Darlene Collette
"CiM has classified this with the blues - as opposed to the greens - and it is that shade of blue-green that you could argue all day that it belongs with the greens - until you put it next to a grass green - and then you put it with the blues - until you put it next to a royal blue. Truly - right down the middle - this is a translucent teal - and it positively glows. The photos do not begin to do it justice." Read more at DragonJools blog.
– Dwyn Tomlinson
"Moana swirled with TAG Tibet and Fire Lotus, encased in clear. Capped with Great Bluedini."
– Sue Stewart
“On the right you will see that I did get the glass to spread, just how I like! I used a band of regular Dark Ivory glass first. I melted in the Dark Ivory and let it spread onto the surface. I then added a line of SIS, and let that melt into the surface on top of the Dark Ivory. VOILA!” Read more on Genea’s blog on Art Jewelry Elements.
– Genea Crivello
"Moana in the flesh looks transparent in places, but mainly opaque. At the holes of a couple of beads it turned slightly milky in appearance. Layered over white, it turned slightly lighter, but not much."
– Carli Hall
"Ivory is the neatest reaction of the bunch - it separates and curdles when used on top of Moana as well as developing a dark line reaction. When Moana is used on top of Ivory, a dark brown line reaction pops up, in addition to a lot of muddy brown webbing and the Ivory rising up in halos around it." Read more at Melanie's blog.
– Melanie Graham