Colors from Left to Right: Chartreuse, Jelly Bean, Elphaba, Pixie, Blarney Stone
Jelly Bean is a tart, candy apple green. Similar in properties to CiM's Chartreuse, but more green than yellow. A wonderful new addition to the CiM family, this lush color should come with a "not edible" warning. No shocking or bubbling occurred during testing.
Rapunzel is a blush opaque pink with a hint of lavender. The glass melts very similar to Gelly's Sty, but with a hint of Heffalump. The glass remained free from devitrification when paired with EDP and worked hot. No shocking or bubbling occurred during testing.
Buttermilk is a warm opaque cream. The glass is as smooth as its name through a beadroller, yet holds crisp detail nicely. A lovely alternative to Effetre Light Ivory. No shocking or bubbling occurred during testing.
Colors from Left to Right: Rapunzel, Bone, Buttermilk, Painted Hills, Canoe
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