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Greenman Texture Mold

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Greenman Texture Mold
Greenman Texture Mold by Creative Paradise
$56.95 USD
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Item# 806196  
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  • Create a lasting impression and give your glass art dimension
  • Durable ceramic texture mold is easy to use and can be fired multiple times
  • Large 12" x 12" mold is perfect for plates and more
  • Free tips and techniques sheet available for download!

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Product Description

Capture amazing detail in your fused art with the Greenman texture mold. This iconic woodland character is adorned with a plethora of detailed leaves. Perfect for creating projects for custom home decor that can be enjoyed all year round.

To create fantastic dishes and more imprinted with this nature inspired design, simply fire glass on the mold. Once fired you can slump it into nearly any shape to create bowls, trays and plates with amazing detail. A quick and fun project idea. Must kiln wash before use. Measures 12" x 12".

For tips on getting the most out of your texture molds and for firing schedules click below.

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Square plate shown by artist Stephanie O'Toole of Creative Paradise. Round dish shown by artist Jeanette Woodard.

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  • 12"X12"

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Pros : great on any glass
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Other Thoughts : use boron nitrite as release as kiln wash gets into details
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Pros : Nice deep detailed design. Works beautifully with thin fire paper.
Cons : None :)
Other Thoughts : A smaller size would be great too
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