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Fused Glass Foot with Sandal

Fused Glass Foot & Sandal 
                     Ring Dish

(See Glass Tips & Tricks section: How to use Fusible Glass Decals)

Materials List for COE 90 or COE 96
  
Precut
Glass Feet 

(Qty 1) White
COE 90
  Item# 27149
COE 96
  Item# 96149 

Fusible Glass Jewelry
COE 90
Item# 27132 Qty 1
COE 90 Item# 27138 Qty 1
COE 90 Item# 27142 Qty 1

COE 96
Item# 96132 Qty 1
COE 96 Item# 96138 Qty 1
COE 96 Item# 96142 Qty 1

FUSING SUPPLIES:
Item# 41248 Foot Mold
Item# 42017 Shelf Paper 1 square foot

· Elmer's™ Glue 
· Rubbing Alcohol, Dish Washing Detergent
· Cloth with very little lint (old T-shirt)
· Cold Polishing - (one of the following)
· Grinder 
· Abrasive Stone 
· Diamond Nail File
· 3M™ Diamond Coated Sanding Sponges

Small Fused Project step-by-step instructions:

Clean Up Supplies:

· Rubbing Alcohol, Dish Washing Detergent
· Cloth with very little lint (old T-shirt)

· Step 1:
Prep Pattern
Print Foot Pattern above onto paper. 
Trace with a permanent marker onto your white glass.  Cut and grind the glass if necessary to make it fit the mold.

· Step 2:  Preparation
· Clean Glass using Alcohol or Dish Washing Detergent. Then dry and set aside on a clean piece of paper or cardboard. 

· Prep Mold & Prep Kiln:
    · Prep Mold: Apply a good coat of kiln wash to the mold set aside to dry 
    · Apply Kiln Wash (Shelf Primer)
    · Cut Shelf Paper to fit shelf
    · Place Kiln Shelf Supports, Shelf and Shelf Paper into Kiln

· Step 3: Put Glass project together 
Cut the red glass jewelry shapes in half or less depending upon the size of each toe nail.  If needed, grind each piece until you are satisfied of their shape to represent each toe nail.  Use "tiny" drops of glue and position each piece of glass

· Step 4:  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.

· Step 5:  Kiln Firing Process- Full Fuse 

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

 

· Step 6:  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. 

· Step 7:  Add Decals and Prepare for Slumping

Cut the Hire Fire decal of your choice into strips to form the shape of straps on a sandal and per instructions.

Clean the fused glass. 

· Step 8:  Place into Kiln

Slump Fuse: Set fused glass on mold and use the below firing schedule to slump.

SMALL/MEDIUM PROJECTS  ·  SLUMP

Process Temp/Min Desired Temp Soak Temp Action
Increase/Temp   15°F/ 9°C 1,000°F / 538°C 1 Min. Remove Vent
Increase/Temp   Full Speed 1,430°F / 776°C 10+ or 10- Min.  Observe
Flash/Cool Highest Speed 1,100°F / 593°C 0 Min. Open & Close Lid
Hold/Temp   5°F/ 3°C 955°F / 513°C 30 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

Note: If you do not get a full slump, you can ramp up another 5 degrees (never more than 20 degrees more) and never hold more than 20 minutes at any temperature.

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. Clean and it is ready.

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