Hi Kitty! If you're talking about decorations, put the white on the black. If you put black on top of white, it'll bleed purple. She further adds that black has a tendency to bleed into any opaque color placed on top of it, in which case, work it cooler, or encase it with a thin layer of clear. As an alternative, she states that dark transparent amethyst or gray can be substituted for black. Those colors appear black unless held up to a bright light source. By the way, the intense black will "web" easily. I have both moretti and lauscha black. I've never had a problem with the lauscha. It's stiffer and takes more abuse. Beyond that, I can't say if there's a difference.
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