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colors were developed to address specific needs - either a color that
wasn't available in the Effetre pallet, such as true purples and bright
neon translucent colors, or to improve the working properties or opacity
of a particular color, such as truly opaque and consistent oranges and
yellows.
The recipes and mixing instructions to make all of these colors are provided in Chapter 8 of my book Torchworked Marbles, Vol. 1 - Beginner to Intermediate Techniques. (Click HERE for book information.) The color samples below are organized by opacity and in the order in which their recipes appear in my book. |
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| DFT-001 Denim Blue |
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Transparent blue-violet. |
| DFT-002 Emerald Green |
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Similar to Effetre [030] but more intense - better for stringers. |
| DFT-003 Gray |
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Nice silver-gray with slightly blue overtones. |
| DFT-004 Lavender |
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Ranges from fuchsia to neo-lavender depending on thickness and lighting. |
| DFT-005 Old Rose |
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Beautiful mixture of lavender and rose depending on thickness and lighting. Appears streaked unless fairly thick. |
| DFT-006 Light Purple |
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True transparent purple. Shows well over white. |
| DFT-007 Dark Purple |
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Use thin over white. Too thick will be too dark. |
| DFT-008 Super Dark Purple |
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Beautiful purple stringers, or for blowing. Too dark for use in encasement. |
| DFT-009 Light Ultraviolet |
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Shows well over white. |
| DFT-010 Medium Ultraviolet |
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Use thin over white. Too thick will be too dark. |
| DFT-011 Dark Ultraviolet |
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Beautiful ultraviolet stringers, or for blowing. Too dark for use in encasement. |
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| DFL-001 Light Chartreuse |
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Appears lighter when encased. Very pretty orange glow and reflections in certain lighting. |
| DFL-002 Neon Chartreuse |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-003 Neon Lime Green |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-004 Neon Light Green |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-005 Neon Dark Green |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-006 Bright Orange |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-007 Neon Orange |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-008 Tangerine Orange |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-009 Bright Red |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-010 Strawberry Red |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-011 Watermelon Red |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-012 Neon Yellow |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFL-012 Pale Yellow |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
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| DFO-001 Apricot (encased) |
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Use this recipe for encased
work because it appears lighter like DFO-002 when encased. (shown here unencased) |
| DFO-002 Apricot (unencased) |
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Use this recipe for unencased work. |
| DFO-003 Bright Blue |
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Strikes slightly in the flame. |
| DFO-004 Deep Blue - 1 |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. |
| DFO-005 Deep Blue - 2 |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. |
| DFO-006 Deep Blue (non-striking) |
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Non-Striking |
| DFO-007 Light Federal Blue |
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| DFO-008 Dark Federal Blue |
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| DFO-009 Midnight Blue |
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Strikes in the flame and
annealer. Looks almost black unencased and like Effetre Medium
Lapis when encased. (Shown here unencased) |
| DFO-010 Royal Blue -1 (encased) |
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Use this color encased. Looks similar to Effetre Light Lapis when unencased.. |
| DFO-011 Royal Blue - 2 (encased) |
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Use this color encased. Looks similar to Effetre Light Lapis when unencased. |
| DFO-012 Royal Blue (unencased) |
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Use this color unencased. |
| DFO-013 Dark Blue-Green |
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| DFO-014 Dark Blue-Violet |
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| DFO-015 Light Blue-Violet |
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| DFO-016 Deep Burgundy |
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Remains burgundy when encased, unlike Effetre Purple Red [438]. |
| DFO-017 Cappuccino |
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Flameworked color is a very pale, creamy tan, almost ivory. It should be flame struck before annealing. (Shown here struck) |
| DFO-018 Light Caramel |
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This recipe varies with the intensity of the light brown used to mix it. |
| DFO-019 Dark Caramel |
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This recipe varies with the intensity of the light brown used to mix it. |
| DFO-020 Charcoal |
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Flame-strikes to a bluish gray but turns charcoal when annealed. |
| DFO-021 Opaque Chartreuse |
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| DFO-022 Mouse Gray |
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Gray with a slight hint of brown. |
| DFO-023 Bright Green |
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Looks slightly lighter than Effetre Grass Green [216] when unencased. But, encased it's a much more vibrant green. [Shown here unencased] |
| DFO-024 Pastel Green |
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| DFO-025 Pale Grass Green |
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| DFO-026 Light Grass Green |
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| DFO-027 Light Granny Smith Green |
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| DFO-028 Dark Granny Smith Green |
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| DFO-029 Leaf Green -1 |
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| DFO-030 Leaf Green - 2 |
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| DFO-031 Medium Jade Green |
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| DFO-032 Dark Jade Green |
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| DFO-033 Light Ivory |
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Ivory without the problems. It works well in the flame, doesn't have streaks, and doesn't smear. It's lighter than Effetre Ivory and not quite as tan. It looks more like actual tusk ivory. |
| DFO-034 Lavender |
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Strikes in the flame and
annealer. It looks mottled or streaked when unencased and can be
very pretty that way. Encased and annealed it tends to turn a
more consistent color. (Shown here unencased) |
| DFO-035 Lavender (non-striking) |
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Non-Striking |
| DFO-036 Dark Mauve |
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Non-Striking |
| DFO-037 Ochre Tan |
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| DFO-038 Ochre Yellow |
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There is a misprint in the book for this recipe. Double the amount of BY. |
| DFO-039 Light Orange |
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Completely opaque bright
orange. Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFO-040 Medium Orange |
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Completely opaque orange. Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFO-041 Dark Orange |
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Completely opaque red-orange. Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFO-042 Peach |
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Strikes from a pale pink to
the proper peach color. It should be flame struck before putting
in the annealer.. (Shown half flame-struck) |
| DFO-043 Darker Pink |
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| DFO-044 Amethyst Purple |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. |
| DFO-045 Pale Purple (striking) |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. |
| DFO-046 Light Purple (striking) |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. The streakiness tends to disappear after annealing. |
| DFO-047 Medium Purple (striking) |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. The streakiness tends to disappear after annealing. |
| DFO-048 Dark Purple (striking) |
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Strikes in the flame and annealer. The streakiness tends to disappear after annealing. |
| DFO-049 Light Purple (non-striking) |
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| DFO-050 Medium Purple (non-striking) |
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This is my favorite non-striking, multi-purpose purple. |
| DFO-051 Dark Purple (non-striking) |
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| DFO-052 Flower Purple |
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If it's not over-mixed this recipe stays streaky even after annealing. |
| DFO-053 Dark Flower Purple |
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If it's not over- mixed this recipe stays streaky even after annealing. |
| DFO-054 Bright Red |
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Use very low heat to mix and use this color. Never let it get above a medium orange heat and it will be a bright, opaque red. |
| DFO-055 Dark Red |
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Use very low heat to mix and use this color. Never let it get above a medium orange heat and it will be a beautiful, opaque red. |
| DFO-056 Deep (Blood) Red |
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Use very low heat to mix and use this color. Never let it get above a medium orange heat and it will be a beautiful, opaque deep red. |
| DFO-057 Sweet Potato |
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This color varies based on the intensity of the red used in the recipe. Adjust accordingly. |
| DFO-058 Tangerine (encased) |
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This color looks like Light
Orange [DFO-039] when Unencased. (Shown here encased) |
| DFO-059 Pastel Teal |
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| DFO-060 Light Teal |
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| DFO-061 Copper Patina Teal |
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Very, very slight alterations in the amount of BY used in this recipe will produce different shades of this color, so experiment. I use it encased because it tends to smear otherwise. |
| DFO-062 Pale Turquoise |
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| DFO-063 Light Turquoise (unencased) |
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Use unencased. This color appears very pale, almost white, when encased. |
| DFO-064 Turquoise |
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Encased or unencased. |
| DFO-065 Antique Turquoise (unencased) |
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Appears lighter when encased. |
| DFO-066 Ultraviolet |
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Strikes |
| DFO-067 Lemon Cream Yellow |
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Pale yellow when unencased. Very light yellow to cream when encased. Stringers are creamy. |
| DFO-068 Dark Yellow (encased) |
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Looks light orange when unencased. Strikes to dark yellow when encased and annealed. |
| DFO-069 Dark Yellow - 2 |
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Looks similar to Effetre [412] but much more opaque. |
| DFO-070 Super Yellow |
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WOW! This is an electric, buttery yellow that that is consistent in color. |
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| DFS-001 Bi-Color Blue |
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Colors of peacock blues and greens depending on thickness and lighting. The image shows it over white on the left end of the rod and solid on the right end of the rod. The green iridescence on the right end shows best in sunlight or under halogen lighting. | |
| DFS-002 Chocolate Green |
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Dark chocolate brown in reflected light, but translucent green in transmitted light. It has to be very thin to show green, such as stringers or blown. | |
| DFS-003 Sienna Sand |
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Translucent brown with glittery swirls. The image on the right is backlit. |
| DFS-004 Teal / Pale Aqua |
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Unstruck it appears transparent dark teal. It can be selectively flame-struck from cloudy pale aqua to opaque teal. Anneal in the low end of the annealing range and it remains the way it was when put into the annealer. The image on the right is backlit. |
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