I dragged mine out from the “stained glass” box and use it on a heating pad (covered with a small folded tea towel), so that I can keep the temp low, without spikes.

The nite before, I pull out the clay and canes I want to work with, and by the time I get up, everything is the perfect temperature and consistency, and ready to roll.

So glad to hear you are enjoying the blog and the members library.

In regards to the color recipes you are looking for, if you are sure they were scheduled for postings in March, then it would be the Pearl Hydrangea Color Palette that you are looking for. Follow the link by my name above to see the photo.

To download these Pearl Hydrangea Recipe Cards, log into your library account and navigate to the Weekly Color Recipes in the Table of Contents. Once there you will see links to the Volume-010 A-Series Color Recipes.

For future reference, another great way to find archived content is to use the Polymer Clay Newsletter link at the top of every page here at the blog.

Also you could use the 09: Color Recipes link in the “Topic Categories” list in the left side bar of every page here at the blog.

Plus… I will soon be adding a visual picture reference page in the library, with all of the color palette photos for both the A-Series and the B-Series all in one place.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Cindy

I just had a quick question. Last month I came across a page that showed a spring flower recipe colors that said was coming out in March but I never saw it and I can’t find it anywhere. I’ve seen some other spring flowers that you’ve had on your website previously but not the one that I’d seen. Do you know at all which one I’m talking about? It had soft colors, green and a coral color were in there.

I’m really enjoying your website and have learned alot!

Thank you!
Kris