Creation is Messy New Color Testing: Quetzal, Yellow Brick Road, Painted Hills

Quetzal is a true turquoise blue.  A darker, more color-rich version of Celadon.  Admittedly, I am excited about this new color addition.  The forgiving nature of the glass did not require a perfectly balance flame to stay clean and crisp in color, unlike other turquoise glass.  No shocking or bubbling occurred during testing. 

 

Pictured above from left to right:  Painted Hills, Yellow Brick Road, Toto, Garnet, and Emperor.

Painted Hills is a warm vanilla color.  Initially, the glass is milky white when heated, but the soft golden yellow tone begins to bloom as the glass cools.  A beautiful addition to the CiM family.  No shocking or bubbling occurred during testing. 
 

 

Yellow Brick Road is a golden kissed Dijon.  The color is a more subtle tone of Honey Mustard.  When initially introduced to the flame, the glass is extremely milky in color.  During the heating/cooling process of working the glass, the golden tones begin to bloom.  No shocking or bubbling occurred during testing.  (pictured above)