With the vast amount of colors available for enameling, knowing how opaque colors look after firing will make deciding which colors work best for your project or which ones would look good next to each other. Join renowned enamelist and jeweler Ricky Frank as he shares his techniques on creating an enamel color sample board and why it is a necessary must for every enamelist.

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