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Testing Vetrofond Odds

Started by Lush!, March 30, 2011, 11:13:22 AM

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Lush!

I've been sent a few of the Vetrofond Odds that Tuffnells are now stocking to test, and I had my first play this week, following a query about Moss Agate in another thread.

I haven't been very adventurous with it yet, just tried it on its own really but its very dark.

This little lentil was half Moss Agate Odd and half Moss Agate Pale Odd.  I think the Pale is at the bottom and looks a bit streakier but there's really not much difference between the two.

Vetrofond testing by LushLampwork, on Flickr

Sorry about the fuzzy pic here, I think my camera prefers bright colours!  I tried encasing the Moss Agate, etching it and putting it over white - but it's still ... dark!

Vetrofond testing by LushLampwork, on Flickr

Next up is Ocean Blue Odd, a really pretty pale transparent blue, similar to Effetre 052 or Marine Wave I think.  I've shown it here on its own, and etched, and in a lentil with Cream Odd.

Vetrofond testing by LushLampwork, on Flickr

This is Orange Punch Odd with Cream Odd.  Nice and bright, not particularly streaky.

Vetrofond testing by LushLampwork, on Flickr

Apricot Jam Odd is very streaky and organic (here with DH Aion) - its also VERY shocky!

Vetrofond testing by LushLampwork, on Flickr

I love the Cream Odd, its a nice flat cream colour, not very streaky and so far I haven't found it to be reactive.  Unfortunately I've used my whole rod so I can't try anything else with it for now, but I'll definitely be buying some of this.


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helenfc

Gorgeous Julie, and I'm especially loving the apricot jam! Orange punch looks good too, thanks for testing them! :)

jammie

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Lovely, liking that cream and ocean blue especially.The orange punch is quite dingy!  I only ever tried the moss agate as a stringer so never realised it was so dark on its own.  :)
edited to zingy not dingy  :-[ :-[

Lush!

Quote from: jammie on March 30, 2011, 11:22:10 AM
The orange punch is quite dingy! 

I'm wondering if you mean something different to my interpretation of 'dingy', Jean? (dark and dirty?!)


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shaz

Quote from: Lush! on March 30, 2011, 11:26:51 AM
Quote from: jammie on March 30, 2011, 11:22:10 AM
The orange punch is quite dingy! 

I'm wondering if you mean something different to my interpretation of 'dingy', Jean? (dark and dirty?!)

:D Maybe should be zingy ;D
Sharon x

jammie

Ah yes sorry ding as in ding dong  not meaning dingy though that's what I spelled  wasnt it  :-[
Yep zingy bright colourful!  :)

GlassOwl

Ooo love that Orange punch and the blue

<sigh> more glass to buy  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Sandra

awrylemming

I'm not liking the moss agates too much now  :o  A bit Slytherin-esque?

Mand

Am loving Orange Punch!  I wish I'd bought that instead of Apricot Jam, mine (Apricot jam) turned out a similar hue to your heart, but my bead was utter pants! I expected it to be more ... well apricoty/orange.  It's too caramelised/brownish for me. :P

Did they send you any Banana Cream?  That's an interesting one, pinky yellowy.  ;)

Lush!

Quote from: awrylemming on March 30, 2011, 01:59:18 PM
I'm not liking the moss agates too much now  :o  A bit Slytherin-esque?

Hmm, I prefer Slytherin, I know its very dark but its transparent so quite versatile.

Here's Banana Cream Odd, with Ocean Blue Odd (the tiny dots are Effetre sky blue)

Vetrofond testing by LushLampwork, on Flickr


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lyzzydee

Can I ask what makes it 'Odd' ??

Les

can I just add one to the list ? :)

The lovely swirly base colour of this bead is Rhubarb ...

aDSCF3141 by Mad Cat Glass, on Flickr

Kalorlo

Quote from: lyzzydee on March 31, 2011, 03:01:19 PM
Can I ask what makes it 'Odd' ??

They're colours that came out weird  ;D
Possibly mixing leftover stuff together to see what would happen, possibly a standard colour that didn't come out right this time. Because of that they're limited edition and can't really be repeated, but the manufacturers have discovered we all buy them anyway!

lyzzydee

Quote from: Kalorlo on March 31, 2011, 03:34:24 PM
Quote from: lyzzydee on March 31, 2011, 03:01:19 PM
Can I ask what makes it 'Odd' ??

They're colours that came out weird  ;D
Possibly mixing leftover stuff together to see what would happen, possibly a standard colour that didn't come out right this time. Because of that they're limited edition and can't really be repeated, but the manufacturers have discovered we all buy them anyway!

Brilliant, Thank you, Odd colours I can cope with, odd behaviour?? Not so sure, still recovering from my experience with my white rods!!

james M knox

Quote from: Lesley Jane on March 31, 2011, 03:05:28 PM
can I just add one to the list ? :)

The lovely swirly base colour of this bead is Rhubarb ...

aDSCF3141 by Mad Cat Glass, on Flickr
Love the beed is is so Sweeeeeeet  :o :o :o - its the face that does it for me......  ;D ;D ;D

JMK