Cannibal Colours

[Kaz]

Ivory ate my Tribal Turqoise.
Petrol green ate my ivory.
Where can I find information about these blummin' cannibal colours and avoid mixing them please?
Kaz

[silverlemon]

ROFL 

Sorry, can't help.

I've noticed Pea green gobbles other colours, and so does Ivory. I think it's more suck it and see.
generally opaques are more prone to cannibalism, and the softer the glass the more so.

[Donna@Rockin' Beads]

I'm sure I saw something to do with reactions on here, but it might only have been for Effetre

[garishglobes]

Ivory ate my Tribal Turqoise.
Petrol green ate my ivory.[/quote
So that makes Petrol really greedy!?
Perhaps glass rods should come with little pacman stickers on - none for spready glass, one for normal, two for greedy and three for just downright gluttonous?
I'm sure there is a resource somewhere - I just can't think where...
Vetro odd moss agate eats things too.

[Fru Babsan]

Yes. Cannibalism can be a problem but also a beautiful thing.

I think this is how it is. Opaque colours are softer than transparent colors. Therefore opaque colours tend to swallow transparents. Ivory is one of the softest colours so that one even eats it's companion opaques. The longer you work thebead and the more you heat it, the more hungry the ivory gets.
So work fast if you want to see the pattern!

[Maria Louisa]

Ivory ate my Tribal Turqoise.
Petrol green ate my ivory.
Where can I find information about these blummin' cannibal colours and avoid mixing them please?
Kaz

Aren't they in Jolene's list she made somewhere last year?

[Jolene]

Nope  Cannibalism is not included.....but I think it should be  This is what info we have collated at the mo resource info

[sparrow]

Ivory ate my Tribal Turqoise.
Petrol green ate my ivory.
Where can I find information about these blummin' cannibal colours and avoid mixing them please?
Kaz

LOL, no idea, but I like how you're starting to develop a food chain. I wonder what eats petrol green (and which poor glass is at the bottom?)