Business Card Holder Mold

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Business Card Holder Mold
$19.95 USD
Item# 92400
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Product Features

  • Make a glass gift that will be used every day
  • Measures 6-1/4" x 4-5/8" x 4" high
  • Use with Folding Mold #94202 (sold separately) to create the self-standing shape

Product Description

Create Stylish Business Card Holders
Next time you need a quick gift make something special that will be used every day. Even beginners can create this project in an afternoon. It's easy! Simply position glass on Folding Mold (#94202), sold separately,  and slump. Apply kiln wash before use. Mold measures 6-1/4" x 4-5/8" x 4" high.

Step-By-Step: Business Card Holder

 
step 1
Step 1. Begin with a piece of glass that measures 5-1/2" x 3-1/2". 
 
step 2
Step 2. Using a propped up kiln shelf, slump glass with a 1-1/2" hanging off the top to create proper angle once slumped. 
 
step 3
Step 2: OR you can also use the Folding Mold #94202. Note: Use a kiln post to support the mold and stabilize the glass during the slumping process. 
 
step 4
Step 3. Clean glass and position slumped glass on Business Card Mold, aligning the fused fold with the bend in the mold then slump. 
 
 
Finished project created by Kayleigh Clark.

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  •   Somewhat difficult to use
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Pros : When correctly fired, this makes a beautiful piece.
Cons : The triangle mold for the first bend needs to have a "dam" to brace the glass against or it will slide off the mold. If you tilt the triangle mold to prevent slippage, it won't give you the correct fired angle on the glass. Beware of over firing for the Card Holder. The inside curve (where the cards sit) likes to draw the glass in - sort of warping the glass. Also the glass will want to pull down past the back edge of the mold if over fired (even though there's a slight lip to the mold)
Other Thoughts : Once you get the schedule figured out, these are fairly easy to do.
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