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Delphi Celtic Love Impression Tile

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Delphi Celtic Love Impression Tile
$10.95 USD
Item# 24933
Availability: Expected to be available June 04, 2020. Subject to change. Pre-order now!
  • Unique mold design imprints texture in your glass art
  • Durable ceramic molds can be used many times
  • Creates a 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" celtic heart impression
  • A Delphi Exclusive!

Product Description

Make an impression with your art!
Impression molds add a new dimension to your glass art. Add a unique design to your fused glass piece by simply placing the impression mold on top of your project and firing to a full fuse. Use impression molds on or under glass to create unique fused glass tiles to use alone or to use in larger fused glass or mosaic projects. The intricate, interwoven patterns of Celtic knots have decorated monuments and artwork for centuries. This gorgeous knot design weaves the well known Celtic around a heart shaped center. Tile creates a 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" celtic heart impression.

To create a unique project in a single firing pair with the Delphi Studio rimmed dish series of molds to create functional art with unique imprinted designs.

A Delphi Exclusive!

Durable, reusable molds can be fired many times. Apply high-temperature kiln wash or casting primer before use.

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  •   Great Impression
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Pros : I layered a piece of cathedral green over clear. You do need the extra thickness. The impression came out perfectly!!!!
Cons : None,
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  •   excellent mold
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Pros : Very easy to use, great uniform impression with clear defined edges and details.
Cons : Vent holes tend to plug with kiln wash but can be cleared with a small wire
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