Frit Testing


Test Results

Frit: Cinnamon Spice

Base: CIM Stone Ground

Love this shade of beige/brown. Cinnamon Spice creates really cool pools of color on top. Nice and another fuss free.

Frit: Twist of Lime

Base: CIM Fremen

What a great contrast of color. The gorgeous blue background with a splash of lime green. WOW! Love this green.

Frit: Pink Ribbon

Base: Effetre Antique Aqua Transparent

Very soft and romantic combination with this light pink frit and shades of blue/aqua.

Frit: Rose Bouquet

Base: CIM Rose Quartz

Rose Quartz provides a beautiful light contrast to the rich colors in Rose Bouquet. Fuss free!

Frit: Autumn Leaves

Base: Effetre Sage Green

Sage Green makes this frit develop wonderful outlines. Nice effect.

Frit: Cherry Blossum

Base: Moretti White

When I took these out of the kiln, I thought they looked like chocolate covered cherries! Rich pinks and browns and it is worked effortlessly! Love this combo.

Frit: Kaleidoscope

Base: Moretti Green Tea

This is another fuss free blend. It mixed great with this Moretti glass. The colors are soft and "play nice".

Frit: Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue

Base: Silvered Vetrofond Clear

I played with this frit quite a bit and found I liked it "silvered" the best. It brings out the rich colors and makes a very classy display. I worked it a bit cooler..

Frit: Paradise Found

Base: Moretti White w/clear

Paradise Found is a great summery blend. The green tones and the teal/blue tones are so fresh and cool looking. No problems with this frit at all.

Frit: Sweet Pea

Base: CIM Heffalump

I just purchased a bulk of CIM colors and really love Heffalump. I was thrilled with the look when I applied Sweet Pea. The colors are rich and easy to use. Love it!

Frit: Sprinkles

Base: CIM Desert Pink

This combination with CIM's Desert Pink is a match made in heaven! I love the soft look to these. Another no-muss frit blend. Beautiful!

Frit: Potpourri Petals

Base: Vetrofond Clear

The tones of pink and blue really make this a lush color when pulled and swirled. Great color combination. Fuss free!

Frit: Wild Mulberry

Base: Moretti Dark Lavender Transparent

Robin is spot-on with this being a "no fuss" frit. Beautiful tones of purple, pink, blues, gold, and green. Gorgeous combo.

Frit: Mystic River

Base: Moretti Antique Aqua Transparent

This combination is dreamy and looks like ocean waves when combined with aqua. It has tones of blue, grey and teal and is easy schmeasy to work with! This blend would work well with ocean themed sets or focals.

Frit: Twilight

Base: Moretti Green Tea and Clear

Twilight has tones of mint green, black, and fushia. Nice blend. I see a bit of devitrification where the clear meets, but it isn't strong and I think looks fine.

Frit: Denim

Base: Moretti Pale Blue

Denim mixed with the pale blue transparent created a very rich blue blend. The frit has tones of brown, but in this application it wasn't evident. I got just a bit of devitrification, but should have worked it cooler. It looks great!

Frit: Praline

Base: Silvered Vetrofond Clear

Praline works up so beautifully with silver! This effect is very elegant. A fantastic organic frit!

Frit: Northern Lights

Base: Moretti Neodymium Pink

Northern Lights on top of Neodymium Pink creates a totally different look. The gold in the frit turns a beautiful tangerine color. Nice effect. Problem free frit.

Frit: Savannah

Base: Vetrofond Banana Cream

Savannah is a wonderful organic frit and looks great on top of this Banana Cream glass. It is trouble free. I have used it also on transparent greens and it looks great!

Frit: Pansy Petals, and Clear Frit

Base: Moretti Dark Rose Pink

The clear frit makes the stippled effect here. The Pansy Petals is a finer grain and the clear frit really pops the purple.

Frit: Jamaican Splash

Base: Moretti Pale Pink

As Robin states on her home page, this frit is really easy and trouble free. Beautiful tropical colors!

Frit: Apricot Nectar

Base: Various (see pictures)

I recently made up some samples using different combinations of Moretti base opaque colors and Apricot Nectar either directly melted in, trailed, or gravity swirled. These are pictures of the different color and technique combinations with Moretti transparents.

Frit: Apricot Nectar

Base: Moretti Pale Lavender

If you like pink and peach - this is the frit you should have in your inventory! It reacted with the lavender to stay bright and vibrant. Very feminine, I think.

Frit: Amazon

Base: Vetrofond Transparent w/Silver foil

The silver caused the transparent to change color and it blended so well with the frit application. Strong greens come through.

Frit: Garden View

Base: Kugler ASK 104 Moroccan Swirl

The blues in this frit are really pretty. Nice combo.

Frit: Mesmerize

Base: Lauscha Blue Moon, frit raked

Mesmerize, I think, is like a chameleon. It seems to change with the background you select. For example, here in Swept Away it appears soft and dreamy, while in Briar Patch it takes on a more dramatic palette. One of my favorites.

Frit: Peruvian Violet

Base: Moretti White

What can I say negative about this blend? NOTHING! I absolutely love love love this frit combo. It has such soft purple and pink colors and looks fantastic with silver as in the Gilded Violets.

Frit: Exotic

Base: Kugler ASK104 Moroccan Swirl

I love the great earthy tones of this frit combo and the Kugler base let them be showcased.

Frit: Peacock

Base: Moretti White and when complete, etched.

Frit: Spring Violet

Base: Moretti White. Here is an example where the frit speaks for itself - no extra manipulation, it's this gorgeous!

Frit: Coffee Bean

Base: Moretti Light Ivory, w/silver, Moretti Light Brown Transparent as accent. These were such a surprise to me when I opened the kiln. The frit with the silver foil turned into almost an animal print while the frit beneath the transparent (which was not silvered), remained true and shows multi tones of brown beneath. This frit should be in anyone's inventory who loves to make organics.

Frit: Fall Harvest

The base of all of these beads is Moretti White. I then swirled Fall Harvest along the centers and melted it in flat. This frit has vibrant colors that really come alive. They have almost a jewel-like quality. No fuss, no muss! I love this frit and must play more with it!

Frit: Japanese Maple

Base: Moretti Light Ivory, white

Japanese Maple is a lovely frit which has such subtle tones.

Frit: Fiesta

Base: Moretti White

What a fun summery frit this is - I just wanted to let the colors swirl around like a party pinata. Pretty frit.

Frit: Lemon Grass

Base: Vetrofond White base and Moretti pale yellow transparent accent.

This frit is so feminine, soft, and beautiful. I liked it so much that I used too much and some of the beads cracked, but that was my fault because I didn't follow the 10% rule. Making more of these but in a different form soon.

Frit: Mint Majesty

Base: Moretti Pale Aqua and Vetrofond White

I think this blend on the pale aqua looks very tropical and summery. Easy schmeesy frit - love it!