Incense Burner Mold

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Incense Burner Mold
$44.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Create an incense burner that smells as lovely as it looks
  • Makes a great gift!
  • Made from high quality ceramic for countless firings
  • Mold measures 12" x 2"
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Product Description

Fill your home with glass art that smells as lovely as it looks. High quality ceramic mold is easy to use and durable for countless firings. It's never been so easy to create custom home décor. Pre-drilled. Apply kiln wash before use. See size perspective of mold with quarter image shown. Mold measures 12" x 2".

To create the hole to hold the incense follow these simple steps:
1. Cut a strip of 1/8" thick fiber paper to 1/4" x 1/2." Cut a strip of glass to 1/4" x 2-1/4".
2. Cut a 2-1/4" x 12" piece of glass for the body of the incense burner. Position the fiber paper and glass strip on top of the base glass, about 1" from the end. Full fuse.
3. Leave the fiber paper in place. Position the full fused piece of glass on the mold. Slump.
4. To remove the fiber paper use a piece of wire or a pipe cleaner.
A second option is to use a 1/8" drill bit to drill a hole in the glass after the piece is slumped.

 

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  •   Favorite Product to Make!
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Pros : I love this mold so much I have just purchased two more! Incense burners are my best selling item and also my favorite thing to make.
Cons : None that I have found!
Other Thoughts : It is worth investing in the Fiber paper to create the holder part. I have had varied success using rolled up scrap shelf paper but its hard to control the size of the opening that way.
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  •   incense mold = easy
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Pros : This mold just keeps performing for me... one of the easiest for me to use, and a consistent market seller.
Cons : The instructions would be best included with it... I know it's maybe a sentence or two, but it would be handy to have on a slip of paper with the mold.
Other Thoughts : ...next step, handmade incense !!
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