Do Butter Pecan and Ginger spread/react

[Helen G]

I have been asked to make a set of beads in creams and I am struggling with effetre dark and light ivory because they are so reactive. Does anyone know if CIM Butter Pecan and Ginger are like ivory and react with other glasses please?

[Stacy]

I have no idea about glass I am afriad but just thought I would mention that I thought you had a funny tummy after eating a wierd sandwhich!

[Helen G]

  yes, I see what you mean....the title ha ha ha

[Helen G]

OK, I'm dim, just read info on Off Mandrel and says they are less reactive. Sorry everyone!

[saffie]

they are excellent for not reacting I love them for that reason!

[Jolene]

there is a nice CiM resource on the wiki which might help

Jo x

[TiaraHelen]

I got a strong reaction from butter pecan mixed with triton dots - it went a sort of caramac brown and the triton webbed a bit, so don't bother with that combo for your ivory set! 

[Vicki]

how about porcelain? I think it's riechenbach

[Shirley]

Effetre silver pink is good. Doesn't react and is barely pink at all.

[Josephine]

Vetro ivory is paler and doesn't react as much as the effetre.