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Flutter Mold Set

Flutter Mold Set by Wardell
$239.95 USD
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Item# 423210   In Stock

Product Features

  • Create dynamic vessels with a 2 piece mold system
  • Made from high quality ceramic for countless firings!
  • Comes with complete instructions and firing schedule


Product Description

Create A Beautiful Fluted Bowl with A Foot to Stand On!
This innovative 2-piece system allows you to cast a glass foot that is then paired with a fluted dish to create the perfect vessel. The base automatically aligns the center of the foot with the center of the bowl. Creates a 11-5/8" diameter by 2-5/8" high project. 

Simply fill the foot mold with your favorite glass scrap or frit and fire according to the supplied firing schedule. Once the foot is cast, use a pre-fired 12" round project on the base mold to fire your project and create your own footed vase design.

Bundle includes flutter mold, foot casting mold, and complete instructions.

Note: Flutter Mold can be used with out a cast foot by simply slumping a disc following the included firing schedule. 

Project images courtesy of Wardell Products.

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  •   Flutter me crazy!
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Pros : Take the jump and buy this mold you will not regret! Whether you make the bowl or a wall piece you will have a ball with it. It is my favorite mold!
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : You can make esquisite pieces that look like hand blown glass. Be sure to read all instructions and follow fuse schedule given.
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  •   Love this Mold!
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Pros : Gorgeous results with this mold.
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Other Thoughts : I’m still working on the slumping schedule to perfect the drop.
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