Pros
Very cute wine glass mold.

Cons

Other Thoughts
Holds 0.7 ounces of glass for optimal results. Fusing schedule: 250 to 1100 hold 5 min; 250 to 1360 hold 20 min;350 to 1470 hold 10 min; full to 960 hold 60 min; 100 to 700 no hold.

Pros
Makes nice looking product and is easy to use.

Cons

Other Thoughts
Holds 1.3 to 1.4 ounces of glass for optimal results. Fusing schedule: 250 to 1100 hold 5 min; 250 to 1360 hold 20 min;350 to 1470 hold 10 min; full to 960 hold 60 min; 100 to 700 no hold.

Pros
Definitely will buy again. These are sturdy enough to hold a 1.5 ounce glass pendant and are not cheaply made.

Cons

Other Thoughts

Pros
Meaning, there is more depth to the color/texture variation.

Cons
Wish they came in a "value sized" quantity!

Other Thoughts
These tiles are excellent for mixing in designs where you want some reflective and some translucent (such as a candle holder or lamp)

Pros
Consistent color throughout. Nice mixture of the transparent pinks with opaque whites. Looks like raspberry syrup and vanilla ice cream.

Cons

Other Thoughts

Pros
Great variety of pieces

Cons

Other Thoughts

Pros
I love this system!!! It makes cutting straight lines so easy. I recommend this to everyone.

Cons
Just remember to order the cutter, it does not come with the main system. Not really a con, just a reminder.

Other Thoughts

Pros
awesome color and textures are very pretty. They made beautiful pendants after adding a top glass

Cons
the colors and texture seemed to fade if i added a back colored glass, so I just used a top clear glass

Other Thoughts
Will be ordering again soon

Pros
great for straight cuts ant for cutting strips

Cons
nothing except that it takes up space when set up

Other Thoughts
it is great

Pros
I can't believe how many times I could re-use this paper. I was making coasters and I cut the paper a little bigger than each individual coaster. So far I have been able to make four sets of coasters using the same pieces of paper over and over.

Cons
Not exactly sure if this is a con but make sure that you let your project cool to under 150 degrees before removing it from the kiln. I tried taking a project out when it was at about 180 degrees and the paper stuck to the back so I was not able to re-use it. But when I had the patience to wait until it was under 150 degrees, the project just lifted off the paper.

Other Thoughts
Lots of money to be saved with this paper I think.