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Fused Glass Spoon
Frit Flower Design
Materials
List:
Spoon
Mold
Item#
41212
Spoon
Blank Clear
Item#
27147 COE 90
Item#
96147 COE 96
COE 90
Item
# 41406 Glass Frit Clear
Item
# 41031 Glass Frit Green
Item
# 41030 Glass Frit Blue
Item
# 41032 Glass Frit Yellow
Item#
41067
Mardi Gras Glass Noodle Tube
Item#
41069
Mardi Gras Glass Mixed Bag Glass Noodles & Stringers
COE 96
Item
# 96708 Glass Frit Clear
Item
# 41031 Glass Frit Green
Item
# 41046 Glass Frit Blue
Item
# 41048 Glass Frit Yellow
Item#
41067
Mardi Gras Glass Noodle Tube
Item#
41069
Mardi Gras Glass Mixed Bag Glass Noodles & Stringers
FUSING SUPPLIES:
Item#
42017
Shelf
Paper 1 square foot
Item#
48025
Diamond
Hand Grinding Pads
· Elmer's™ Glue
Clean Up Supplies:
· Rubbing Alcohol, Dish Washing Detergent
· Cloth with very little lint (old T-shirt)
Small Fused Project step-by-step instructions:
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· Step 1: Place
your mold face down on Thin Fire Shelf Paper and trace it onto paper.
Cut on the inside of the line or Coat your mold with Kiln Wash.
· Clean Glass using Alcohol or Dish Washing
Detergent. Then dry and set aside on a clean piece of
paper or cardboard.
· Clean & Prep Kiln:
· Apply Kiln Wash (Shelf Primer)
& Make sure mold holes are open
· Cut Shelf Paper to fit shelf
· Place Kiln Shelf Supports, Shelf
and Shelf Paper into Kiln
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Step 2: Put Glass project together
· Find 2 plastic lids, making sure the largest fits
inside the spoon and the small lid fits inside the
larger lids. Fill the small lid with yellow
frit. Fill the larger lid with blue glass and then
place the smaller lid in the middle.
· Place the mold over the 2 lids, hold the lids and the
spoon together and flip it over. Fill around the
large lid with a mixture of blue and clear frit until it
is level with the edge of the spoon.
· Fill the handle with green glass Frit.
· Break and Place yellow and blue stringers and noodles
in the spoon flower and green in the handle to form
leaves..
· Fill the entire piece with clear frit
· Place Clear Glass Spoon Blank on top.
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Step 3: Place into Kiln Using Fingers around outer edges
of the fusible glass project or better yet wear latex
gloves, pick up and place the project on the kiln shelf
paper/shelf. Leave a minimum of 1/2"
(13 mm) space between each project to ensure they do not
touch and fuse together.
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Step 4: Kiln Firing Process- Full Fuse
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SMALL PROJECTS ·
FULL FUSE ·
2 LAYERS |
| Process |
Temp/Min |
Desired Temp |
Soak Temp |
Action |
| Increase/Temp |
30°F/
18°C |
1,000°F /
535°C |
1 Min. |
Remove Vent |
| Increase/Temp |
Full
Speed |
1,400°F /
815°C |
10+ or 10-
Min. |
Observe |
| Flash/Cool |
Highest Speed |
1,100°F /
590°C |
0 Min. |
Open &
Close Lid |
| Hold/Temp |
5°F/
3°C |
955°F / 513°C |
10 min. |
Hold Fire |
| Cool/Temp |
Do
Nothing |
100°F / 38°C |
N/A |
DO NOT LOOK |
Click here for Tips & Tricks for Cone equivalency to Glass Firing temperatures
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Step 5: Prepare Fused Project
If possible, leave the kiln sit unopened
until the next day so your project has had plenty of
time to anneal back to room temperature and it is
ready to use.
Use abrasives on any rough edges you need
to smooth. If you do find you need to do a lot of
abrasive or use a grinder you may need to refire the
finished piece to polish the edges.
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