Pistachio (M)
One of our newer greens, this has a beautiful light yellow-green translucent color. Use as a stunning base color for beads, or as a backdrop for other colors.  Work cool for deep encasements to minimize bubbling.  When used in small pieces, the color can appear a lovely ivory; in larger volumes, the color takes on a pleasant green glow.

Sunflower
Challenge series yellow color, can be cut into murrini and has great versatility.  Pull into various sized stringer, even very thin stringer will hold its color and make beautiful flowers.  Sunflower is stable, but needs to be worked cool in deep encasement to avoid bubbling.

Gerber Red
Challenge series color.  Works well in deep encasements, but use a soft flame to avoid boiling.  Like all the challenge series colors, this can be used as murrini, twisties, coil pots and the rest.

Cherry Blossom
Challenge series color with pinks, reds, ambers and white can strike to deeper reds; very versatile and easy to use.

Gerber Orange
Challenge series color with vivid orange stripes is easy to use and versatile.

Infinity III
This multi-color glass of vibrant blue and bright yellow is stable in deep encasements, and the yellow appears more lemony.  Twisties can be pulled thin and the pattern remains clear.  This glass works easily in all applications.

Cirque
This multi-color glass in red, blue and tan will put you in the mood for Carnivale!  Stunning effects are possible with twisties of this color used in coiled beads or lip wraps; stable, smooth, easy to use and beautiful in deep encasements.

Yellow Submarine
This vivid multi-color rod has thick stripes of rich yellow and deep blue.  This glass works beautifully in deep encasements and melts easily and smooth.  When twisties of this color are laid over Momka’s Obsidian, the yellow patterns seem to float – a sweet effect.  Use stringers for stripes and twisties for latticino.  Layer over other colors for interest – the clear in the cane allows the underlying color to shine through.

Mystic Rose
This multi-color cane has stripes of rose separated by clear that are wonderful to use directly or as twisties.  Striking can produce dark red/pink colors and some light creamy almost yellow hues are possible.  This needs to be worked in a cooler than normal flame.  Strike once for deep ruby reds, for pinks, leave unstruck; can be difficult to restrike to ruby if overworked.  Some wisps of blue and purple are possible.

Greener Trails
This multi-color glass has variations of green and greenish-white all separated by clear.  It makes great latticinos is lovely for beads.

Orchard Plum
This new multi-color has delightful amber-rose to plum with swirls of blue and silver.  Very smooth consistency and good in all applications.

Marlee II
Multi-color rod of classic colors – red, gold and green separated by obsidian.  Each of the colors is covered with clear to prevent cracking.  Use a cool flame if you want to keep these vivid colors.