Business Card / Napkin Holder Mold

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Business Card / Napkin Holder Mold
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Product Features

  • Make something you can use everyday
  • Create a napkin holder or shorten your glass piece to make a business card holder
  • Mold measures 5" x 1-1/2" x 3-3/4" high
  • Ceramic molds can be used many times
  • For projects that release easily use 1/8" fiber paper
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Product Description

Create A Gift for the Home or Office
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. Just cut glass to size and slump over the mold. Use shelf paper, such as 1/32" fiber paper #92809, as a separator to allow glass to release from the mold. See size perspective of mold with quarter images shown. Mold measures 5" x 1-1/2" x 3-3/4" high.

For a design template click on "View User Manual" under additional images.

Delphi Tip: To prevent glass sticking to the mold use a piece of 1/8" fiber paper or one to two layers of shelf paper to cover the mold before slumping.  

Artist Teresa Batten created the project shown in additional images using System 96 OpalArt glass and the projects using Bullseye Mardi Gras glass. Artist Melanie Churchill added an additional splash of color by adding #427869 Fuse Art Decal to her napkin holder.

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3 out of 5 stars
  •   Removal of glass
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Pros : You can make some nice business card holders with this but they are kind of wide. You have to put a lot of cards in there.
Cons : I have the older one without the flared sides. If your cooled glass sticks, just soak the mold with the stuck glass in a bowl of cool water for about 15 minutes. It comes right off after soaking.
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2 out of 5 stars
  •   too wide
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Pros : it makes a nice napkin holder, no problems like the others with removal from the mold as long as you use thinfire paper.
Cons : way to thick for business cards, you have to fill it with about 100 cards or they fall back and look like they don't fit.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Napkin Holder
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Pros : Love these! I decorate them and sell them every week at our local Farmers Market. People love them!!
Cons : None
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