Soft Glass Colour Mix 100 g
Soft Glass Colour Mix – multicolour mosaic pieces for creative projects
Soft Glass Colour Mix 100 g is a multicolour blend of irregular glass mosaic pieces with rounded corners for mosaic crafts and creative mosaic projects. The ready-made mix makes it easy to build a lively colour combination when you want to use several different shades in the same design.
Colour Mix combines both bright and darker colours. The mix includes shades of red, yellow, orange, green, blue and turquoise together with pink, brown, grey and lighter tones. The colour distribution and the shapes and sizes of the pieces may vary from pack to pack, making each mix slightly different.
Soft Glass pieces are not transparent. Their colour comes from the coloured coating on the underside of the glass, giving the pieces an opaque and clearly defined shade.
Key Details
- Pack size: 100 g
- Quantity: 65–75 pieces
- Coverage: about 12 × 12 cm
- Colour mix: multicolour Colour Mix
- Use: mosaic crafts and other creative mosaic projects
Specifications
- Series: Soft Glass
- Colour: Colour Mix
- Material: glass
- Piece length: about 1–3 cm
- Piece width: about 0.5–2 cm
- Thickness: about 4 mm
- Shape: irregular with rounded corners
- Transparency: opaque, not transparent
- Durability: frost resistant
- Use: indoors and outdoors
- Cutting: Easy to cut with mosaic nippers
What is Soft Glass Colour Mix suitable for?
Colour Mix is especially suitable for colourful mosaic projects where you want plenty of variation without selecting every colour separately. Use the pieces for plant pots, mirrors, decorative objects and wall decorations as well as floral, nature-inspired and abstract mosaic designs.
The pieces can be used as they are or cut into smaller shapes when needed. Colour Mix can also be combined with single-colour Soft Glass pieces to highlight a particular colour, create defined outlines or add calmer areas to a multicolour composition.
Expert Tip
Spread the pieces out on your work surface and test the colour arrangement before gluing. A multicolour mix looks balanced when a few chosen main colours are repeated across the design while the remaining shades are used as accents.
