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2006-12-04, 8:13am
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Green?
I recently made beads with Blue Caramel and clear and Amazon Jewel and clear and both turned green. I'm really looking for blues so I'm wondering if I'm doing something to cause these to turn green or if they normally turn green?
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2006-12-04, 8:17am
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Yes, they do that. I really don't know why Blue Caramel is called that. I've never seen anything blue come out of it. In fact, I'm not a big fan of that color at all. Amazon Jewel is the same way.
If you want blue, use NS Blue Moon, NS Turquesa, or GA Blue Passion. They should give you the blue you are looking for.
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2006-12-04, 8:18am
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Thanks Chad!
Oh did you see my beads in the gallery? The olive ones? Those were blue caramel. I like the beads but...was expecting blue, lol.
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2006-12-04, 8:30am
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Yeah. Blue Caramel, as I understand it, is just NS Caramel with cobalt added. Caramel is sort of in the yellow family. Cobalt is blue, obviously. And, as we all remember from elementary school art class, yellow + blue = green.
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2006-12-04, 8:32am
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Makes sense. 
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