Fused glass plates

Cheerful and jolly fused glass trinket dish, ideal for popping your rings in before bed! These are deceptive simplicity in design but are surprisingly complex to make, requiring three separate firings in a kiln to make. Each dish is approximately 16cm diameter and 3.5cm deep. Available in a variety of colours

A set of 4 small plates with dragonflies that fold into a single composition, a perfect gift for a birthday or housewarming.SIZE: 5,11 inches 13*13 sm.MATERIALS: fused glass.All paints are environmentally friendly, nontoxic, can be used for food, do not wear off, will serve you for a long time!PACKAGING: All products are securely packed in bubble wrap and cardboard box. If you want to send a gift immediately to the recipient, we can attach a printed message with the goods.EACH SUBJECT IS…

Fused glass made by Vicki Welsh.

FUSED GLASS Tim and Jason had already been together for over 15 years when they started a new adventure together. They had long been fans and collectors of bright and colourful fused glass pieces, and Studio Glass of Maitland, Nova Scotia, was a favourite spot. In 2014, the owners decide

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Use a variety of brightly colored glass to create a colorful one-of-a-kind fused glass mosaic. We will assemble stacks of assorted fusible glass and let...

"An elegant handmade art glass plate featuring a single tree in clear glass, surrounded by colorful turquoise glass. Gently sloping plate is perfect for display, catching your keys, or serving up crackers at your next party. 6\" x 6\" Handmade fused glass tray is kiln fired, fire polished, and properly annealed for strength and durability. Hand washing recommended. Do not use tray in microwave."

Glass fusing is the bonding of separate pieces of glass by high heat, administered in a kiln. It is one of the the fastest growing art mediums of today! It’s easy to learn the basics of glass fusing, it’s fun and the possibilities are endless. New to glass fusing? Don’t worry, you’ve come to the r