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Old 2012-06-03, 7:37pm
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IS there such thing as a purple that doesn't devit, other than transparent colors?
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Old 2012-06-03, 8:21pm
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Reichenbach Lilac. Messy Lapis. Lauscha Blue Violet.
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Old 2012-06-03, 8:32pm
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Thank you! Adding these to my list for next order.
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Old 2012-06-03, 9:02pm
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I love Purples... and if it can be devitrified, I've done it

Here's my go-to stock of opaque purples that always work for me: 791272 Vetrofond Violet Pastel , 591273 Effetre New Violet Pastel, 591274 Effetre Dark Violet Premium, *791952-FUN Vetrofond Dark Violet Pastel, Vetrofond Purple Plum ODD (also slightly metallic), CiM's: Poi, Grape Ape, Lapis, Plum (LOVE this one!!), Mulberry, Eggplant (love this one too!) and Crocus... #591271 Effetre Light Silver Plum is good to if you like your purple a bit darker and slightly metallic

There guys, I've added manufacturer names for ya
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Old 2012-06-04, 4:23pm
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Here is one that I love- New Violet it is a moretti color and has less of the "silvering" around the edges than the reg violet. Also try layering them my fave is new violet encased with dark lavender transparent such a great wisteria color!!- Oh and most purples do not like silver glasses unless there is a layer of clear between the two- the go all brown and manky!
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Old 2012-06-04, 5:06pm
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Messy Crocus, how could I forget that one, although it is an opal, not an opaque.
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Old 2012-06-04, 7:26pm
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OK purple people - love all the pretty names, but they mean nothing to me unless you tell me who manufactures the glass. I find the pretty names often differ by wholesaler or reseller. (much prefer moretti numbers to pretty names)
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Old 2012-06-04, 7:39pm
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Here's a wonderful blog post about purples by Laura Critchfield of Chestnut Ridge Designs:

http://www.chestnutridgedesigns.com/....aspx?bp_id=22

Check out Laura's other posts. They're actually more like tutorials than blog posts.
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Old 2012-06-04, 8:11pm
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CIM Thai Orchid too, and CIM Evil Queen.
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Old 2012-06-04, 8:47pm
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You guys are wonderful!
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Old 2012-06-05, 5:07pm
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Another vote for CIM's Crocus and Plum. Both are gorgeous and devit is really not an issue with either. I have had a few incompatibility issues with the Plum so I only use it with other CIM glasses now and that seems to have solved the problem for me.
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Old 2012-06-05, 5:27pm
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I have two CIM plums. One is almost pink and one is purple. I assume they are different batches. I am confused.
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Old 2012-06-05, 7:22pm
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My plum is a sort of milky orchid purple. I love the look of this glass in rod form!
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Old 2012-06-05, 8:32pm
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There are a couple of Plum Uniques that are more pink than purple.

http://www.creationismessy.com/unique.aspx?id=44
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Old 2012-06-05, 10:53pm
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I have made color charts sorted by manufacturer and by color. They are online on my website and blog and for sale as posters.

Look here for the purples: http://www.facet-design.nl/wp/kleuren/paars/
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Old 2012-06-06, 8:04am
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Miriam you have the best color charts! I use them regularly thank you!
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Old 2012-06-06, 9:57am
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Gretchen- that was a great article on the purples! Thank you for sharing your friends site!

Jaci- I agree I love those charts so great for references!
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Old 2012-06-06, 9:05pm
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Thanks Jaci and Michelle for the compliment.
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Old 2012-06-19, 8:23pm
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Miriam, those charts rock!
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Edp, just undevit it
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" Edp, just undevit it" How do you undevit it? Thanks
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Make it HOT again til it's molten, then let cool immediately. Don't put it back in the flame at all.
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Old 2012-06-21, 3:18pm
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I had no idea! I will try that.
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