Looking for "Gold Purple" frit. Anybody know where I can get some?

[scouncil]

I love frit and have a ton of it, but I gave a friend of mine some frit samples to try (about 4 years ago) and she's been slowly using it for enameling accents. (Her work is really nice). She asked me who makes that frit and I can't find my original jar. I haven't been lampworking in a while, but still have all my equipment and just need a swift kick in the butt to get going again (I opened a bead store in Chattanooga- Bead-Therapy on East Main st. and that is keeping me pretty busy). I can't remember all the frit vendors anymore....

Please help....
Susan

And if you need any seed beads, fire polish, crystals, Super duos, freshwater pearls, gemstone beads, etc. Come see me. I don't do mail order (yet), sorry.
423-650-8090 cell, 423-509-1907 shop.

[kokopelliegirl]

Is it a Bullseye frit? I just bought Gold Purple from Howaco.

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[Chocake]

Val Cox African Violet frit gets a goldish colored metallic sheen when I reduce it. Maybe it would be a good suitable substitute.

[Pat]

It was an old Val Cox frit, I think

[bluhealer]

Gaffer has a Gold Amethyst, available in a 4 oz jar on the Gaffer USA website.

[ThatFritGirl]

The Gaffer one that is a nice pinkish-purple is their Gold-Amethyst (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 1 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.), G-11. Their Purple Luster (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 1 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) reduces, but it reduces to a nice silvery tone (G-65).