As I've mentioned, red and blue stripes rule, but this isn't too bad—butterscotch is basically opaque amber purple, with more silver in it—and it mixes nicely with the dark cobalt. And this side twisted up nice.
This ornament is rather small, only 37mm—but one of the reasons the color is more intense is that it wasn't blown out as much. Borosilicate, jan 06.
Hmm, come to think of it, the other side twisted up reasonably well, too. So far, this one is my favorite this year. It's the wizard's too, how amazing...file created 27jan06.
Green and amber beadcurtain strand unites several legacy styles. 11jan2015
assorted lampworking linkies from 2014—boro & soft glass, esp drew fritts. 17jan2020
Butterscotch (i.e. darker A-P) and Cobalt stripes. posted 28jan06 28jan2006
rotation of axis and (psuedo?) montage in red and blue . posted 26jan06 26jan2006
Amber-purple stripes, some with cobalt. posted 22jan06 22jan2006
Early red stripes . posted 25dec05 25dec2005
In which a great deal of miscellaneous glass is glopped, or in some cased, dabbed on posted 26dec05 26dec2005
Deeper richer amber purple . posted 21dec05 21dec2005
In which kiln striking is demonstrated. posted 22dec05 22dec2005
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