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Intense Blue Single Transparent Rod - 104 COE

Intense Blue Single Transparent Rod - 104 COE
Intense Blue Single Transparent Rod - 104 COE
Intense Blue Single Transparent Rod - 104 COE
$2.65 USD
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Product Features

  • Transparent glass rods -- Exceptional color and clarity for bead work
  • Buy only what you need! Rods sold individually

Product Description

Transparent glass rods offer a wide range of colors and exceptional clarity. Create enchanting transparent beads in single colors, layer multiple transparent colors for stunning new hues, or layer over opaque glass for extra depth and fantastic effects. Sold individually -- Only buy as much as you need! Rods are about 13" long. Thickness varies, approximately 5-6mm. 104 COE.

Effetre rods, also known as Italian rods, are 104 COE. This soft glass is easy to manipulate for beads and small sculptural forms. Everything from brilliant rainbow colors to unique subtle shades can be found, making this extensive selection ideal for the artist that wants it all.

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Pros : This is a beautiful color! I was amazed at how well it stayed intense when it was layered over white. It actually became more navy rather then being washed out.
Cons : Because it is a transparent color it will change when it is layered over other colors so you must experiment to see what it will become. Also it cools very fast. I have broken beads while still flame working them because the glass cooled so fast.
Other Thoughts : I recommend starting with making a stringer so you can see how fast this glass cools. Get to know it a little bit so you can enjoy all its beauty.
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