Coming Up Roses (Ltd Run) 1/4 Kilo

Ltd Run colours are manufactured in extremely small quantities and might not be repeated again so the advice is always to buy as much as you can if you like it.

Coming Up Roses is described as a "a transparent pink "

Testers reported

"Coming Up Roses is a pretty transparent pink that has definite purple undertones, which is nice as it makes it quite different from other pinks. It worked fine for me in the flame, and while there are some micro bubbles, I usually find with glass like this to work a touch cooler. It pairs well with Dollhouse Milky as you can see!" – Trudi Doherty

"Coming Up Roses is a lovely pale pink purple tone. Here it is layered over CiM Desert Pink. Not shocky and no issues with bubbling or scumming. Played nicely with dichroic and silver glass on the surface of the bead." – Terri Herron

"Coming Up Roses is a transparent pink glass that has a slight purplish hue to it. It has a nice smooth, not-too-stiff working consistency and it wasn’t shocky but the rod I had did have a fair few microbubbles in it. They’re not a major issue, though. Remember that you’re looking at a photo of beads that shows them way bigger than they are in real life. The beads here are only 12mm diameter. What I’m trying to balance here is telling you to not let the tiny bubble thing deter you from using this very lovely colour, with simultaneously letting you know that the tiny bubbles are there." Read more at Laura's blog. – Laura Sparling

"Coming Up Roses is a transparent pinky purple, a bit like a pale amethyst but a touch pinker. The flowers are Rapunzel [an opaque pinky lilac], topped with Coming up Roses. All the colours behave well in the flame, no shockiness or bubbling." – Josephine Wadman

"On your site Coming Up Roses is more pink. In my beads I see more amethyst." – Olga Ivashina