Lampwork Colour Guide -> Frit Blends -> Rise n Shine

Rise n Shine

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A lively blend of transparents and opaques that range in the yellow to orange range. The transparent yellows give the impression of radiating light from within when combined with clear.

Val Cox Rise n Shine encased in Kugler K100 Clear

NOTE ABOUT ORANGE

The yellow and orange colors do not contain lead, which normally makes furnace glass more adaptive in coe. If you are working with Effetre (104coe) or Bullseye (90coe), work this blend on the surface, instead of encasing, to avoid cracking issues.

Orange will become black where it comes in contact with silver foil or a base glass containing silver, such as Effetre Ivory.

Amy’s Notes:

While orange/yellow are not the most versatile colours, these are some of the prettiest combination I’ve seen. They won’t go with a lot of other glasses because the chemistry to make orange/yellow tends to react with almost everything else. But nonetheless, I found some very pretty colour combos, and absolutely LOVED this blend when used with plain old clear.

From my paddle tests, you can see that the addition of silver foil can create some very interesting reactions with this blend, which may or may not be what you’re looking for.

I also found that this glass worked the best in a cooler, oxygen rich flame.

Val Cox Rise n Shine swirled and encased in Kugler K100 clear

Val Cox Rise n Shine swirled in and speckled on Kugler K100 clear.

Val Cox Rise n Shine swirled in Kugler K100 clear.

Val Cox Purple Red frit swirled in Kugler K100 clear, with Val Cox Rise ‘n’ Shine frit on the surface.

Val Cox Rise n Shine on Moretti 008 Transparent Pale Amber

Val Cox Rise n Shine on Moretti 204 Pastel White

Here are a few more paddle tests as well: