A single layer of glass is sufficient for this project. I chose Wissmach Glass 96-11 Honey Luminescent. Since it is a reverse project, the luminescent coating will show up on the top side once it is fired. To protect the luminescent during firing and also to give a little buffer for better release of the mold, I use a piece of fire paper the exact size as the glass. Then I placed the small Kaiser Lee Board mold pieces on a carved Kaiser Lee Board shelf for additional interest and fired them.
Upcoming Workshops in Frederick, MD and Atlanta, GA
First Stop is @ Anything in Stained Glass in Frederick Md. We will be teaching a 2 day workshop right after the East Coast Glass Expo.
September 16 and 17th
please call for reservation.
Phone: 301-378-2218
Toll Free: 800-231-5422
October 3rd and 4th @
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Phone: 678-904-1136
Toll Free: 877-238-5464
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