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Floral Tapestry Ceramic Texture Tile Mold

Floral Tapestry Ceramic Texture Tile Mold
$28.95 USD
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Item# 80654  
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Product Features

  • Create a lasting impression and give your glass art dimension
  • Durable ceramic texture mold is easy to use and can be fired multiple times
  • Once textured, the glass can be slumped to create lovely vessels or displayed flat as panels or suncatchers
  • Fun project idea: use to imprint bottles
  • Mold measures 6-3/4" x 6-3/4" – fits in an 8" table top kiln!


Product Description

Add Gorgeous Texture to Your Glass Art
Now you can easily create beautiful designs in glass. Fuse glass on texture molds for incredible creative possibilities. The flower and foliage design is very delicate texture creating a very subtle relief. Reusable ceramic mold measures 6-3/4" square. Create your own textured glass for dynamic projects or use the mold to embellish glass with frit or enamel spread into the pattern for fantastic results.

For tips on getting the most out of your texture molds and for firing schedules view "Creating with Texture Molds" project guide shown with additional images.

Directions to Create Bowl:
Fuse clear iridized glass, irid side down, on the texture mold with standard black stacked on it. Once fired, slump textured glass in bowl mold, texture side up. Artist: Stephanie O'Toole.

Project created by artist Jessie Gaut using Y-96 Shamrock Green #Y40096.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Love this subtle design!
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Pros : I love the imprint this texture plate leaves -- subtle, but beautiful.
Cons : The pattern is pretty shallow -- wish it were slightly deeper to give a greater imprint.
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  •   Beautiful
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Pros : The pattern is lovely
Cons : A lttle tricky to kiln wash, and takes work to keep the texture through a slump
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Lovely Texture
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Pros : I love this mold for its beautiful texture - I plan to use it to make glass tiles.
Cons : I wish it shipped with a firing schedule, at least one to start with that could be tweaked further.
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