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Mini Single Hole Pot Melt Mold

Mini Single Hole Pot Melt Mold by Creative Paradise
$24.95 USD
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Item# 24730  
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  • Create unique fused art with pot melt molds
  • The pot melt molds we love - now available for table top kilns!
  • Mold inside diameter is 4-3/4" mold measures 5-1/4" round and 3-3/4" high
  • Features single hole design for dynamic firings


Product Description

Delphi Exclusive The Pot Melts We Love - Now For Table Top Kilns
Stack your fusible scrap glass into this exclusive mini pot melt mold to create dramatic one-of-a-kind marbled glass. Simply coat both the inside and outside of your mold with ZYP (2055) mold primer, fill your mini pot melt with fusible scrap glass and fire. Once hot, the glass will flow out of this mold and onto a kiln shelf below. Unique base traps glass and works as a dam mold below. By coating the mold with ZYP release, the glass will flow through the mold completely leaving it clean for your next firing. Single hole design creates dynamic rondel like castings.

See additional images for detailed instructions. Designed to fit small kilns. Image shown in Delphi's EZ Pro 15-6. 

Durable ceramic molds has a 4-3/4" interior and measures 5-1/4" round and 3-3/4" high. A Delphi Exclusive.

Fused panel by artist Val Oswalt-De Waard, other projects by artist Stephanie O'Toole courtesy of Creative Paradise. 

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