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[awrylemming]

Jo, summinks gone wrong up there wiv me posts, so it has 

[sarah t]

Riech caramel is a nice caramel colour but too dark for biege ......biege is a tricky one stone ground looks to green but can melt paler, a lot of them are a bit pink ginger,butter pecan etc ...dont know you might have to do a mix

[Jo]

Butter pecan sounds edible mmmmm

[Jolene]

Butter Pecan is lovely but a tad too pink - not tried out pearl beige or mystic beige yet as I'm not looking for shimmer shine or a special effect or swirlynesses.  I'll give Stone Ground a try, ta Sarah. Just found some Vetro dk Ivory that might fit the bill.....trouble is I'm not sure even know what colour I think beige is.... it's a sort of catch all colour name I use for all the shades of creamy light brownish that fall between ivory and light brown.

Wassup with your posts glass nerd?

[Jo]

Well    if you google beige and look at images you get a huge array of colours lol

[Jolene]

lol I know, tried that earlier when I was sat here wondering what colour other people thought beige was

[awrylemming]

S'ok now, there were three identical posts squished into one box 

[Jolene]

oooh odd Sue

Sarah I think Stone Ground has done the trick, thank you. I only ever think of that glass as a reactive and treat it like opal yellow usually so never would have thought to try it on it's own. I was trying to balance beige with bright yellow and royal blue! Fingers crossed it comes out looking nice

[jean]

the sandstone from effetre is really nice and ...beige!

[Izzybeads]

Nerd is just the posh word for geni-arse init    Jo is posh, she lives nearer London and that Queens English stuffs, I is farmer country and slurr me vowels