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Serving Tray Mold
Serving Tray Mold by Creative Paradise
$73.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Form meets function - mold features gently upturned handles
  • The perfect size to slump textured glass created with 7" x 13" Texture Design Molds
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Product Description

It's never been so easy to create custom home décor! This contoured shape is perfect as a serving platter or serving tray for your next party. Gently upturned handles give this classic tray it's functional form.

The 13-1/4" x 7-1/4" rectangle mold fits the 13" x  7" texture molds making it easy to create custom designs.

Fused tray by artist Karina Foster was created using a pre-cut shape and fusible noodles for accent.
 

Delphi Step-By-Step:
1. Cut base glass and add embellishments. 2. Full fuse on texture mold of your choice. 3. Slump fuse piece on serving mold.


Project images shown courtesy of Stephanie O'Toole using the Dragonfly Texture Mold #806173. Cat tray by artist Jessie Gaut. 

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