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Cherry Blossom Texture Mold

Cherry Blossom Texture Mold by Creative Paradise
$41.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Create a lasting impression and give your glass art dimension
  • Durable ceramic texture mold is easy to use and can be fired multiple times
  • Once textured, the glass can be slumped to create lovely vessels or displayed flat as panels or suncatchers
  • Fun project idea: use to imprint bottles
  • Mold measures 7" x 13"


Product Description

Fuse fun details into your glass with reusable texture molds. Fire glass on mold to imprint texture. Once fired you can slump it, texture side up, to create bowls and plates with amazing detail. A quick and fun project idea. Must kiln wash before use. Measures 7" x 13".

Delicate cherry blossom texture adds a beautiful touch to your project. Cherry blossoms measure 1/2" up to 1" in diameter.

For tips on getting the most out of your texture molds and for firing schedules view "Creating with Texture Molds" project guide shown with additional images.

Project courtesy of Stephanie O'Toole of Creative Paradise.

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  •   Cherry Blossom Texture Mold
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Pros : such a wonderful classic image. add frit to make a variety. it says cherry blossoms, but you can go with other color combos.
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Other Thoughts : mold a bottle on this mold a bottle on this image then re-slump gently in a smooth bottle mold
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  •   beautiful blossoms
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Pros : I love the spring look of cherry blossoms! The pattern is delicate looking and lovely. It is a large enough tile to make many different sizes of platters or a couple coasters at a time.
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Other Thoughts : I used primo primer--I might have gotten a bit too much as the details weren't as crisp or deep as I would have liked--although I did use float glass which doesn't melt as well as regular fusing glass. I will try again with different glass. Its not a con, truly, if you like cherry blossoms this texture tile is for you!
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  •   Cherry Blossom Texture Mold ~Love it!
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Pros : Makes a beautifully detailed design.
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Other Thoughts : Works really well with the ME-97 spray. Wished they made one double the size so could do more projects!
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