effetre silver black and powder pink

[flowerjasper]

has anyone tried these two yet? not necessarily together !
am not having much luck with either 
sandy

[hollergrafik]

silver black is shocky, spitty, nasty glass that doesnt do much, powder pink goes a really weird colour for me, kinda sickly skin colour.

[tuffnell glass]

Hi ,
      We both worked with Silver black on Sunday at Essex Beadfair on a Minor and a Hot head , the black worked really nice ,easily reducing as you work with ith it . The sticks we worked with were not shocky at all .

I'll try to have a go with the powder pink today to see what happens .

Cheers ,

martin

[Lush!]

I used Silver Black a couple of days ago - it wasn't particularly shocky, reduced really easily, great gunmetal effect.  Does pit though, you have to keep moving up the flame with it.

Its the bead in the middle here

[Mand]

I've just bought some silver black from Tuffnells and I love it. I think Kaz had some mega shocky stuff a while back which sh edidn't get on with?

[hollergrafik]

I am gonna give it another go then, warm them on the kiln see what they do

[Dragonfire Glass]

Powder pink is one of my favourite glass colours - love the different shades you can get from it.
Haven't tried silver black.

[Sulis (Hazel)]

I just bought some silver black on recommendation from a lovely lady I know. If I can get to the torch tonight I'll let you know how it goes. Mine was from Martin.

[flowerjasper]

that middle bead looks great julie, i must give them another go,
sandy x

[tuffnell glass]

Hi ,

Bead looks lovely to me .

Martin

[noora]

I used powder pink for the ears and nose of my bead trolls (photos posted in the February newbie S&T thread).