I don't use yellow often, but I've got a couple from my starter pack that I really like - I just can't figure out what they are!
(http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u286/Spookyjewel/037.jpg)
I thought the top one could be daffodil (I'm assuming they're all effetre), no idea about the second, it's more of a light orange. The third could be medium or dark yellow and the last can only be acid yellow?! I don't like the last two, I only put them in for comparison because the pictures aren't that good.
Any ideas? :-\
The second looks like Effetre Dark Yellow 591412
The bottom one looks like acid yellow, I love that colour
Trouble is, looks like Martin's only doing 1/2 kilos now on his website, so I reeeaalllly don't want to get it wrong!
Thanks for your help so far, guys! :)
Second one looks like 418 to me.
You can buy smaller quantities from Off Mandrel shop - I think even by the rod.
Kaz
Quote from: Spookyjewel on June 30, 2008, 07:49:25 PM
Trouble is, looks like Martin's only doing 1/2 kilos now on his website, so I reeeaalllly don't want to get it wrong!
Thanks for your help so far, guys! :)
If you scroll down on Tuffnell's site you'll find the 1/4 kilo packs - he lists the 1/2 kg first then the 1/4
I find it easier to use the search facility on the site and less chance of getting distracted into buying other stuff ;D
Martin will sell in whatever quantity you like - just email him :)
I've also got a yellow problem!
Somebody lovely gave me (amongst other gorgeous things) a rod of a yellow glass that is definitely a bit lighter and less red than acid yellow, but not as creamy as banana cream (or certainly not the couple of rods I've got). Any ideas? I absolutely love it, and I'm down to the last few inches!
George, could it be that someone lovely has treated you to a rod of opal yellow? I believe it strikes, and if you are lucky and get some from the "right" lot it can give beautiful shades of yellow/cream/pink...
Possibly Vetrofond odd lemon meringue?
Kaz
George, was it bundled with edp, copper green and rubino? If so then it was opal yellow. :)
Ooooh Shirley! You're a star (and have a memory to die for!). It was, and now I know what I'm after. Thank you SO much!
Glad to be of service, George. :)
The only thing with opal yellow is that the batches vary a bit. Some of it is very pale. I guess that's the fun thing about the fancy colours! ;D