Free Fruit Inspired Platter Project Guide

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Fast and easy project can be completed in a weekend
Create a unique decoration or a one-of-a-kind gift
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Add a splash of color to your kitchen by creating a plate good enough to eat! Utilizing pre-cuts and a few basics shapes, creating fruit inspired art has never been easier. Platter created by artist Dane Porter. Get the Free Project Guide.

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MATERIALS CHECKLIST

Fusible Glass
Pre-Cuts
Glass pebbles
Bullseye GlasTac Gel Fusing Adhesive
Slumping mold of your choice
White Opal #X200
Yellow Opal #X26072
Lemongrass Opal #X22672
Amazon Green Opal #X22674
Marigold Opal #X60355
Lipstick Red Opal #X60615
Dark Amber Transparent #X111
Fruit Slices Pre-Cut Assortment #X30417
Mixed Color Glass Pebbles™ Assortment #XPMIX– also sold individually
11-1/4" Origami Bowl Mold #81028

Basic Full Fuse Schedule:

Segment	Rate	Temperature	Hold/Minutes
1	300°F/hr	1150°F	10
2	300°F/hr	1450°F	10
3	As fast of possible	900°F	60

*All kilns are not alike. Your kiln size, controller type, and individual project may require some alteration to the schedule for best results.

1. Clean white and yellow opal glass thoroughly removing any residue. Stack 12” x12” glass pieces, using the yellow glass as the bottom and white glass as the top

2. Using Glassline Pens begin adding base details for fruit.

3. Cut glass into free form fruit shapes.
Note: We used Lemongrass for the lime and kiwi, Amazon Green for the pear, Lipstick Red for the strawberries and Dark Amber for the pineapple.

4. Begin arranging items. Glue glass pebbles, pre-cuts and shapes with Bullseye GlasTac Gel.