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Glassline Pen Assortment

Glassline Pen Assortment
Price $179.95
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Your Price: $149.95 USD   (17% Off)
Item# 802015   In Stock

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 14 colors, each 2 oz., plus a tip set (3 tip sizes: bold, medium and fine)


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. Glassline is compatible with both COE 90 and System 96 glass. Glassline pens are lead free and food safe. Kit contains 14 colors, each 2 oz., plus a tip set (3 tip sizes: bold, medium & 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 shown in additional images created by Artist Jaime Dobson with Glassline Pens, using multiple layers of glass. Vase project created by Kim Lyle. Glassline chalks and pens on fusible paper, fused in glass. Holiday plate created by Artist Steena Gaut. Winter project created by artist Lexan Cranfill.

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Product Details

  • Pen Kit Colors:
  • White
  • Black
  • Grey
  • Dark Blue
  • Turquoise
  • Light Green
  • Dark Green
  • Yellow
  • Orange
  • Red Orange
  • Brown
  • Pink
  • Crimson
  • Purple

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great kit at a great price!
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Pros : Glassline pens are great to use for fine detail. Recommended to fire at 1500, however, I have also fired them as low as 1375 and I have been pleased. This kit has so many great colors. I purchased the kit for the colors you can not purchase individually (for me, brown & grey). However, I ended up loving some of the others that I had not considered. The price is also better for the kit and a set of tips are included.
Cons : Some of the colors can be thicker and therefore more difficult to apply. I find that frustrating. Be sure to shake the colors VERY well before using. They can be very watery also. I always test on a piece of paper before applying to my work. Also, check your piece before firing to look for smudges & cracking if applied to thick. These can be corrected by "scratching" them off with a toothpick. It is easier than trying to wipe off small mistakes when the glassline is still wet.
Other Thoughts : I suggest firing a tester with all of the colors on it to use for future review. It is very helpful to see the "true" color after firing. I would also suggest purchasing extra tips with this kit. I love working with the tips for precision. I "plug" my tips with straight pins with the colored balls on them. Great way to keep them sealed with the tips still on. I clean my tips by letting them dry out, scraping them out with toothpick and then soaking in nail polish remover to get out the final residue. Works great!
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Fun
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Pros : Lots of fun to use. I like to use them on each layer of glass...makes a pretty cool fused dimensional piece.
Cons : The paint dries quickly in the pen tip. I keep the little cleaning wire in the tip between using colors. This makes it very easy to have multiple colors open at once.
Other Thoughts : I used them to trace my daughter's first "drawing." It is now a fused memory. Highly recommend these!!!
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6 of 6 people found this review helpful
4 out of 5 stars
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Pros : You can paint with glass! It opens a whole new world of possibilities.
Cons : The finish isn't glossy - capped or uncapped in clear. It is matte and grainy.
Other Thoughts : well worth getting.
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