This frit (sold by Val Cox) is a “very rich violet leans slightly toward blue-violet. It is concentrated so start with a little and add gradually. Too much and it will become too dark. Works nicely with silver but purple (and violet) frits turn green (rim) in direct contact with silver. It’s a pretty effect, but it may not be what you have in mind, so test first.”
Beads & Info by Amy Hall
Base of Moretti 034 Transparent Light Aquamarine with Val Cox African Violet frit, encased in Lauscha clear.
Base of Moretti 038 Transparent Very Pale Aquamarine with Val Cox African Violet frit, encased in Lauscha clear.
Base of Moretti 232 Pastel Light Turquoise (with a core of Moretti 044 Transparent Dark Purple that you can’t really see except just at the ends), and Val Cox African Violet frit.
CiM Fremen with Val Cox African Violet frit
Moretti 232 Pastel Light Turquoise with Val Cox African Violet frit on top.
African Violets over Moretti 232 Pastel Light turquoise with light turquoise bumps.
African Violets over Moretti 232 Pastel Light Turquoise; the bigger beads are encased in Lausha clear, with Moretti 081 Transparent Dark Lavender bumps.
This is African Violet over Moretti 232 Pastel Light turquoise and Moretti 081 Transparent Dark Lavender.
This is African Violet on Vetrofond 955 Seashell Swirl Special Odd (a pinky colour that seems to love frit). The more grapey transparent purple colour there is Creation is Messy’s Simply Berry.
