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Above you see a 2\u201d x 10\u201d x 10\u201d piece of Kaiser-Lee Board that I carved to create reversed fusing mold. It is ideal to bring out the beauty of \u00a0Wissmach Luminescent coated Glass!<\/p>\n
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Here I cut 1\/2\u201d wide strips of Papyrus Paper, 10 \u201c long and glued 3 strips together to make them a bit thicker. Then I wove them together as shown in the pictures. Yes, I made sure that they were not perfect.<\/p>\n
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The glass I chose is a Wissmach Luminescent 96-14 which I decorated with some thin vitrigraph stringers. Now all I had to do is to place it luminescent side down on the mold set up and fire and fuse it in one firing.<\/p>\n
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