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Glassline Pen Mini Assortment

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Glassline Pen Mini Assortment
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Product Features

  • Easily add intricate designs to glass!
  • Glassline pens are a lining and shading material for glass
  • Apply between multiple layers of glass or on the top surface for a complex dimensional look
  • Can also be sprayed to achieve subtle shading variations
  • Lead free and food safe. Compatible with both 90 and 96 COE glass
  • Kit contains 6 colors, each 2 oz., plus a tip set (3 tip sizes: bold, medium and fine)
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Product Description

Easily Add Intricate Designs to Glass!
Glassline pens are a lining and shading material for glass. They are easy to use and can be applied between multiple layers of glass or on the top surface for a complex dimensional look. Glassline pens can also be sprayed to achieve subtle shading variations. Compatible with both COE 90 and System 96 glass, lead free and food safe. Kit contains 6 colors, each 2 oz., plus a tip set (3 tip sizes: bold, medium and fine).

Glassline Tip: For best results "tack fuse" individual sheets of glass before stacking your full fuse. Best fired to 1500 F., but may be fired lower or higher depending upon your desired results. For more tips and instructions, click "View User Manual".

Glassline Pens should be stored with the caps firmly in place, and are best stored at room temperature. Pens that have been frozen or have been exposed to high temperatures may require extra mixing to ensure proper consistency.

Delphi Tip: For thinner lines pour a few drops in a bottle with a smaller tip. 

Butterfly project below created with Glassline Pens, using multiple layers of glass. Artist: Jaime Dobson. Vase project created by Kim Lyle. Glassline chalks and pens on fusible paper, fused in glass.

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Product Details

  • Pen Kit Colors:
  • Amethyst
  • Camel
  • Carbon Blue
  • Kelly Green
  • Lavender
  • Teal

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Pros : I am not sure if I like this product or not. It does allow for tracing of lines and ridges on glass. I have used the black and gold metallic and both have nice finish. Especially, the black isn't coal black but rather has a shiny look.
Cons : N/A See above.
Other Thoughts : Be sure to shake well each time before using. Also, be sure to use the tips provided. For a while, I just cut the extended neck and then spread the paint. It doesn't lend itself to good control that way. If interested, give it a try, it is cheap enough to play with. It cures real well at slow tack fuse.
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   "pen" is a misnomer but effects are great
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Pros : Good color saturation, and a nice addition to palette of materials for fusing. I made tapa design dishes where I drew designs on top and between layers of glass. On top, it creates a matte accent.
Cons : Difficult to hold & squeeze consistently to create uniform lines, made my hand cramp up when drawing an intricate design.
Other Thoughts : "Paint" would be a more appropriate name than "pen".
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