Glass - Confetti Green
Glass - Confetti Green
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Add bright bursts of color and random shapes with these paper-thin shards of glass. Confetti can be layered to create custom shapes patterns and colors when fused. 2 oz tube. 90 COE.
Price: $4.50
New Price: $3.00
Glass - Confetti White - COE 90
Glass - Confetti White - COE 90
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Add bright bursts of color and random shapes with these paper-thin shards of glass. Confetti can be layered to create custom shapes patterns and colors when fused. 2 oz tube. 90 COE.
Price: $4.50
New Price: $3.00
Glass - Confetti Black - COE 90
Glass - Confetti Black - COE 90
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Add bright bursts of color and random shapes with these paper-thin shards of glass. Confetti can be layered to create custom shapes patterns and colors when fused. 2 oz tube. 90 COE.
Price: $4.75
New Price: $3.00
Glass - Confetti Yellow
Glass - Confetti Yellow
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Price: $4.75
New Price: $3.00
Glass - Confetti Red
Glass - Confetti Red
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Add bright bursts of color and random shapes with these paper-thin shards of glass. Confetti can be layered to create custom shapes patterns and colors when fused. 2 oz tube. 90 COE.
Price: $4.85
New Price: $3.00
Glass Stone - Orange Pendant Round 39mm Pkg - 1
Glass Stone - Orange Pendant Round 39mm Pkg - 1
The image you see is the exact stone you will receive!
No Fire
Man-made glass stone. Use for a centerpiece on your next project. Set after firing.
Pkg of 1: $7.50
New Price: $3.00
Glass Stone - Orange Pendant Round 40mm Pkg - 1
Glass Stone - Orange Pendant Round 40mm Pkg - 1
The image you see is the exact stone you will receive!
No Fire
Man-made glass stone. Use for a centerpiece on your next project. Set after firing.
Pkg of 1: $7.50
New Price: $3.00
Glass Stone - Orange Pendant Round 40mm Pkg - 1
Glass Stone - Orange Pendant Round 40mm Pkg - 1
The image you see is the exact stone you will receive!
No Fire
Man-made glass stone. Use for a centerpiece on your next project. Set after firing.
Pkg of 1: $7.50
New Price: $3.00
Glass - Confetti Blue
Glass - Confetti Blue
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Add bright bursts of color and random shapes with these paper-thin shards of glass. Confetti can be layered to create custom shapes patterns and colors when fused. 2 oz tube. 90 COE.
Price: $5.65
New Price: $3.50
Glass - Confetti Purple
Glass - Confetti Purple
2 oz of paper thin shards for fusing. Crumble to make confetti.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Price: $5.65
New Price: $3.50
Glass Frit - White
Glass Frit - White
Large grain frit in recloseable tube. 22 grams.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Price: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Transparent Green - COE 90
Glass - Transparent Green - COE 90
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.85
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Clear
Glass - Clear
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. This number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
A fusing staple! The photo shows the glass before and after firing.The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows the glass after firing to a full fuse.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $6.25
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Transparent Yellow - COE 90
Glass - Transparent Yellow - COE 90
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Use this transparent glass individually or layer sheets to create varying hues; tones; and saturation. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Transparent Red
Glass - Transparent Red
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Use this transparent glass individually or layer sheets to create varying hues; tones; and saturation. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Transparent Violet
Glass - Transparent Violet
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Use this transparent glass individually or layer sheets to create varying hues; tones; and saturation. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.80
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Transparent Orange
Glass - Transparent Orange
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Use this transparent glass individually or layer sheets to create varying hues; tones; and saturation. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Transparent Aquamarine
Glass - Transparent Aquamarine
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Use this transparent glass individually or layer sheets to create varying hues; tones; and saturation. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.85
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Opalescent White
Glass - Opalescent White
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Opalescent Glass obscures light and works fabulously as a base for fused jewelry and glass art. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.85
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Opalescent Yellow - COE 90
Glass - Opalescent Yellow - COE 90
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Opalescent Glass obscures light and works fabulously as a base for fused jewelry and glass art. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Opalescent Red - COE 90
Glass - Opalescent Red - COE 90
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Pkg of 4: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass - Opalescent Blue - COE 90
Glass - Opalescent Blue - COE 90
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Pkg of 4: $5.65
New Price: $4.00
Glass Frit - Yellow
Glass Frit - Yellow
Large grain frit in recloseable tube. 22 grams.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Price: $5.65
New Price: $4.50
Glass Frit - Purple
Glass Frit - Purple
Large grain frit in recloseable tube. 22 grams.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Price: $5.65
New Price: $4.50
Glass - Stringers - Mixed
Glass - Stringers - Mixed
Tube of glass stringers in mixed colors. Warm, then apply to hot glass surface.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
Price: $5.95
New Price: $4.50
Glass - Opalescent Black
Glass - Opalescent Black
Use for fusing glass elements and art. Measures 2" x 3". COE 90 glass.
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Opalescent Glass obscures light and works fabulously as a base for fused jewelry and glass art. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it. All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Pkg of 4: $6.25
New Price: $4.50
Glass - Dichroic - Honeycomb Violet
Glass - Dichroic - Honeycomb Violet
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.00
New Price: $6.00
Glass - Dichroic Helix Violet - COE 90
Glass - Dichroic Helix Violet - COE 90
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.00
New Price: $6.00
Glass - Dichroic - Green
Glass - Dichroic - Green
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.00
New Price: $6.00
Glass Stone - Defective Stone - Round Stone 40mm Pkg - 1
Discounted Due to Defect -Glass Stone - Round Stone 40mm Pkg - 1
Discounted Natural Stone Due to Defect
This stone did not meet our quality standards. Please see photos for clarification. The defects in this stone are as follows:
* Small chip on back edge bottom left
* Not visible from the front of the stone
Please contact us for more details of the defects if you have questions or require more specifics.
No Fire
Man-made glass stone. Use for a centerpiece on your next project. Set after firing.
Glass Stone - Defective Stone - Round Stone 38mm Pkg - 1
Discounted Due to Defect -Glass Stone - Round Stone 38mm Pkg - 1
Discounted Natural Stone Due to Defect
This stone did not meet our quality standards. Please see photos for clarification. The defects in this stone are as follows:
* Visible chip/crack in stone
Please contact us for more details of the defects if you have questions or require more specifics.
No Fire
Man-made glass stone. Use for a centerpiece on your next project. Set after firing.
Glass Stone - Defective Stone - Round Stone 43mm Pkg - 1
Discounted Due to Defect -Glass Stone - Round Stone 43mm Pkg - 1
Discounted Natural Stone Due to Defect
This stone did not meet our quality standards. Please see photos for clarification. The defects in this stone are as follows:
* Center of stone not round
* Large chip on right side
Please contact us for more details of the defects if you have questions or require more specifics.
No Fire
Man-made glass stone. Use for a centerpiece on your next project. Set after firing.
Glass - Dichroic - Honeycomb Green
Glass - Dichroic - Honeycomb Green
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.40
New Price: $6.25
Glass - Dichroic - Honeycomb Orange
Glass - Dichroic - Honeycomb Orange
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.40
New Price: $6.25
Glass - Dichroic - Spiral Green
Glass - Dichroic - Spiral Green
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.40
New Price: $6.25
Glass - Dichroic - Clear
Glass - Dichroic - Clear
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.40
New Price: $6.25
Glass - Dichroic - Red
Glass - Dichroic - Red
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.40
New Price: $6.25
Glass - Dichroic - Spiral Orange
Glass - Dichroic - Spiral Orange
What is COE and why is it important? COE stands for
"coefficient of expansion". To put it simply, as glass heats up, it
expands and when it cools it contracts. The COE number tells us the
rate at which a particular glass expands and contracts. If you try to
fuse glass with mismatched COE numbers, the glass will crack as it
cools. So, it's critical to the success of your projects that you use
the same COE number for all the glass you are fusing in a project. But
don't worry; we've made it easy on you! All of our glass products are
90 COE so they combine safely.
This Fuseworks Dichroic Glass adds dimension, pattern, and surface variety to your fused glass projects. The photo shows the glass before and after firing. The top photo shows the raw glass piece you will receive, and the bottom photo shows what it looks like with a cap of clear glass fused to it.
All of our Fuseworks glass is 90 COE for easy mix and match.
Price: $9.40
New Price: $7.00
