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Old 2014-07-21, 1:20pm
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I have a client that wants lavender and purple used in a design that is southwest looking...in order words, one that reacts with Ivory like turquoise. I went thru Mind Melt and didn't see one but there just has to be something. I work in both 104 and 96....can you please, please help! She also wants a pink that does the same thing....am I dreaming??

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A lavender/purple that works with silver foil without turning it brown/gold???

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Old 2014-07-21, 3:16pm
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Well, I'm not sure what kind of reaction you have in mind exactly, but copper green, EDP and light ivory are a popular combo for SW styles that sounds like what she wants. I'm not sure the reaction with EDP and light ivory is that attractive. Not sure for the pink.... HTH
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Old 2014-07-22, 10:30am
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The copper in turquoise reacts with the sulphur in ivory to make the black line. Copper makes things greenish-blue, so isn't used in purple.
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Old 2014-07-22, 8:57pm
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I have some charts testing out some of the various glasses as Frits, and one of the tests I did would answer your question since I test all of them on Ivory.
http://listen-up.org/kitty/beads/frit.htm
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Old 2014-07-23, 6:24am
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Hi Kay....what a GREAT idea!! I have your site bookmarked but never thought to check it for this particular problem. Thank you so much for the advise and the wonderful reference you have put together!
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Old 2014-07-23, 12:51pm
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