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Peacock Round Texture Mold

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Peacock Round Texture Mold
Peacock Round Texture Mold by Creative Paradise
$54.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Easily imprint texture onto glass art
  • 11-1/4" diameter round mold is perfect when paired with plate or bowl molds
  • High quality ceramic mold made in the USA will last for many firings
  • Free project guide available!
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Product Description

Create fused art with extravagant style and detail. This bold texture mold features a peacock in a style reminiscent of Art Nouveau artworks, perfect for creating incredible medallions, dishes and more. Place your glass over the mold and fire to capture a deeply imprinted design.

11-1/4" diameter round ceramic mold can be used many times. Apply mold wash before use.

Follow the link below to download this Free Project Guide.

Free Project Guide

Project courtesy of artist Stephanie O'Toole of Creative Paradise.

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Pros : The raised lines makes it easy to place your frit and get a nice design without a lot of artistic talent.
Cons : Would have loved to have wider margin or a raised lip on the edge.
Other Thoughts : takes a lot more frit that you may think or expect if your are beginner needs to be piled high. i have only tried using frit so far
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