Spring green and canary yellow give this Rainbow mix its glare, with orange, red opal and cobalt blue packed in around them and a greyed dusty lilac running quietly underneath.
Cobalt is the deep note and reads almost navy where pieces stack; the yellows and greens sit at the opposite end and stay acid bright even in a loose scatter. Density changes the whole effect, since a thin sprinkle reads as speckle while a heavy one closes into a woven field of color. Confetti sized stringer bits fill each bag, about half an ounce of them, thin enough to lay down as lines rather than dots.
Why is there a lilac in a rainbow mix? It is the one muted color in the set and it does the work of a neutral, sitting between the yellow and the cobalt so the brights do not fight each other.
The glass is Bullseye COE90, to be used only alongside COE90 glass. It suits confetti scatters on clear and bright panel work.
Specifications
SKU: 169537 COE: COE90 (combine only with glass of the same COE) Sold as: one bag, half ounce Form: confetti sized stringer bits, about 1/2 inch long Palette: Canary Yellow, Cobalt Blue, Dusty Lilac, Orange, Red Opal, Spring Green Uses: fusing surface accents
Description updated: September 4, 2026
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