Testing Some New Frit Blends

Testing some new frit blends before listing them on the website (www.beadbug.co.uk).

For the first part of the new frit blend testing I have made swirl beads using clear. The frit blends are CoE 92-96 and the beads have been made with either Gaffer clear CoE 96, Uroboros CoE clear 96 or Reichenbach CoE 94(+/-2) clear; because the clear is a close CoE to the frit I have been able to use an unlimited amount of frit. All of these frit blends can be used with CoE 104 glass when using the 5% rule.

This new blend is called Aurelia and is a gorgeous mix of cerise and pinks. 

This new blends is called Lyra and is a groovy mix of greens, turquoise and earth tones.

This new blend is Elthea and is a wonderful combination of earth tones.

This new blend is Lorelei and is a pretty mixture of purples, mauves and pinks.

This new blend is called Phaedra and is a soft mix of turquoise and blues with hints of pink and sparkling gold.

This new blend is called Arwen and is a groovy blend of greens with hints of orange and earth tones.

This new blend is called Tigger and is a fun combination of oranges, reds, white and earth tones.

Another new blend, but no name yet.  This blend is a mix of pinks and purples with a subtle gold sparkle.

Another new blend without a name. This is a cool blend of peachy pink and earth tones.

Another new blend without a name. This is a warm blend of rusty reds and earth tones.

Another new blend with no name. This is a blend of different greens and turquoise.

Another new blend without a name. This is a soft blend of pinks, peaches and orange tones.

Another new blend without a name. This is a pretty soft blend of cerise and pinks with hints of blue, yellow and orange.

Here is another frit blends that is being tested at the moment.
All of these beads have been made with the same frit blend on clear. The clear is Reichenbach CoE 94(+/-2).

This blend is very pretty, with pinks, purples and sandy tones. It looks good as swirl beads, frittie beads and raised frittie beads.