Messy Color™ Primrose Ltd Run

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Primrose Ltd Run (511902)<br />A pale opaque pink.

A pale opaque pink.


"Primrose is a rather pretty pink [but primroses are yellow!]. This rod was really shocky though and it would crack about an inch above the end every time I took it out of the flame and put it down, so when I next had to use it, I needed to not only bring it back slowly high up in the flame, but make sure I got that whole bottom inch heated up before using it." Read more at Heather's blog. – Heather Kelly

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  • Special thanks to Dwyn Tomlinson for providing the photo in this section.

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“What a pretty, useful, opaque pink - for those, of course, who like pink. I did find it a little shocky - but for a pretty, opaque, pale pink - this is an excellent choice.” Read more at DragonJools blog.
– Dwyn Tomlinson
"Primrose is a rather pretty pink [but primroses are yellow!]. This rod was really shocky though and it would crack about an inch above the end every time I took it out of the flame and put it down, so when I next had to use it, I needed to not only bring it back slowly high up in the flame, but make sure I got that whole bottom inch heated up before using it." Read more at Heather's blog.
– Heather Kelly
"To the naked eye, Primrose could easily be mistaken for Effetre 256. Photographed under incandescent light, Primrose appears to be a slight shade lighter than Effetre 256. The quality of glass was superb without bubbles. Slightly shocky during day 2 of testing, however gently heating the rod was a perfect remedy."
– Heather Sellers