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4" Celtic Knot Tree Of Life Black Enamel Decal

4" Celtic Knot Tree Of Life Black Enamel Decal
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Product Features

  • Add detail to your art
  • Black enamel decals are true to color and permanent when fired
  • Works with any COE

Product Description

Detailed silhouettes are perfect for jewelry and other fused art with personality. Fusible enamel decals stay black when fired in the kiln. Sheet includes 1 decal. Designs measure approximately 4" in diameter. Works with all glass COEs.

To apply, cut out the design desired, soak in warm water until loosened from backing, then slide and position on glass. Carefully smooth down to eliminate any bubbles and allow to dry completely before firing. Decals mature becoming permanent when fired to 1290° F. Decals are food safe. Designs are best not capped with clear glass as that may distort the design.

Finished project by artist Jessie Gaut.

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Pros : Easy to use - great pattern - clean lines. Beautiful
Cons : First one I made got a bubble in between the glass and the center turned out black. Probably my error!
Other Thoughts : Ordering more for gifts. made the perfect plate mold for this and it turned out fantastic!!
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