[jdunford]

Entries have been combined into pairs for voting purposes. Please vote for up to 3 of your favourites. They are illustrated below.

Recall that "3d14" spots are used for colour comparison purposes only; any spot type can be chosen from those listed here. Bear in mind that many spot patterns have only one spot colour, in which case you can use any (from the 3 spot colours shown in 1 selection) for an entry in Round #2. Otherwise, you can use both colours (from either chip), or both plus any 3rd (not restricted to the 3rd colour illustrated in these selections; this applies for "3t18" and "4t18" spot patterns only).

Oh, and please excuse the "boring" sample inlay; just wanted to put something on them, since T-mold semi-customs are inlayed chips only -- no blanks, and no hot-stamps allowed; just whatever custom artwork you want!

Please see the interest and information threads for more info. Also, feel free to post comments here (helps to bump the thread for "new post button" junkies), and/or illustrate mock-ups of sets based around your favourites, etc.

1. Chocolate with gold and (grey or dark green):
   
2. Chocolate with day green and (grey or sherbet green):
   
3. Chocolate with sherbet green and (coral or dolphin blue):
   
4. Chocolate with gold and (mustard or almond):
   
5. Chocolate with lavender and (blood red or saturn yellow):
   
6. Chocolate with white and (dark green or mustard):
   
7. Chocolate with arc yellow and (almond or w orange):
   
8. Chocolate with saturn yellow and (w day green or gold):
   
9. Gold with chocolate and (mustard or almond):
   
10. Gold with arc yellow and (saturn yellow or forest green):
    
11. Gold with canary yellow and (w orange or plum):
    
12. Mustard with dark green and (chocolate or adobe):
    
13. Mustard with adobe and (black or chocolate):
    
14. First one I forgot
15. Second one I forgot

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I know that the chocolate/gold/mustard chips will probably come out of this category (and I like them a lot!), but the chip on the right here just screams "Mint Chocolate Chip" to me. Yummy!

Originally Posted by jdunford

Chocolate with day green and (grey or sherbet green):

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