1/2" Serpentine Mold - 6 Pack

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1/2 Serpentine Mold - 6 Pack
$48.95 USD
Item# 77872
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Product Features

  • Create woven glass to make stunning works of art!
  • Includes 6 Bars! Each 6" long x 1/2" x 1/2 high
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Product Description

Colour de Verre's versatile Serpentine Formers are used to shape rods, stringers, noodles, and glass ribbons into "waves" and other interesting patterns. The resulting shapes can then be used to embellish boxes, plates, platters, sconces, and lamps.

1/2" serpentine molds make tight, delicate waves that are great for jewelry and small projects. Includes six 1/2" wide x 6" long ceramic molds.

For helpful hints to make creating with your Colour de Verre mold even more enjoyable and easy, click on additional images to download a free project ideas and techniques sheet.

Images courtesy of Colour de Verre.

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Pros : Makes very nice wavy rods and glass.
Cons : none
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Pros : I set one of these under a flattened sake bottle neck, and it creates a great little handle, I give the flat dishes to my favorite sushi restaurant, then they can serve small orders of sushi on them.
Cons : Don't know yet, haven't used them enough to create a situation
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Pros : These are great, not only for making weaved glass, but for making curved (or wavy) stringers, rods, or strips of glass as seen in the Joy of Fusing book. You can be creative and make the curves/waves as close or far apart as you want, and they do not have to be evenly spaced. It's fun to make them and then fuse them onto sheets of glass to create beautiful, unique, plates or bowls.
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