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Bullseye Clear Tekta 4" Tiles - 90 COE

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Bullseye Clear Tekta 4 Tiles - 90 COE
$15.95 USD
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  • Short on time? Use pre-cuts for a quick project!
  • Premium quality Tekta clear
  • 4 Pack
  • 90 COE
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Product Description

Make Your Own Glass Tiles
No Glass Cutting Necessary!
Create personalized backsplashes, accent tiles, coasters and more with pre-cut Tekta clear glass square tiles. Decorate glass with frit, Liquid Stringer #40900, confetti, noodles and stringers, dichroic and more! Includes four clear tiles, 1/8" thick, each 4" square. Comes in a pack of 4. 90 COE.

Sold unfinished. Tiles were decorated with enamels by Delphi Instructor Rebecca Kerr. Fruit tiles below created by Jen Olsen. Delphi artist Michele Drobney created mauve tiles with Bullseye 90 COE rods. For the striped tiles she simply laid out rods, nipped them to size with Wheeled Glass Nippers #2039 and fused. For the kaleidoscope tiles she used the rods and The Frit Maker #83901 to create custom coordinating frit. Transparent glass was layered on top of 40 ga copper sheets to created fun coasters, created by artist Kayleigh Clark.

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Pros : As a glass art instructor, I order these tiles again and again for my students. They are equally perfect for small project classes and beginner's lessons as well as for more advanced students wishing to make larger works. They also come in handy for artists who don't have large kilns and the 4" x 4" size is great for test firings and to work out new patterns and ideas. I highly recommend these Clear Fusible Glass Tiles for fusing and slumping projects.
Cons : It would be nice if they were available in a 6" x 6" size.
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